McKinsey is moving into Brickell as it grows its South Florida workforce, a fresh sign of corporate demand reshaping downtown Miami. The move highlights tight office markets and hiring potential.

An Isleworth golf‑front estate sold for $11.5M the week of May 11–17, topping Windermere-area transactions while a Down Point lakefront home closed for $8.5M. The deals underscore selective demand for waterfront properties.

First United Methodist Church of Orlando has issued an RFP for its 98,556‑sq‑ft downtown campus, seeking partners to redevelop while preserving worship space. The move could reshape the block around Dr. Phillips Center and Lake Eola.

A St. Cloud rent-restricted apartment community traded for nearly $40M, keeping many units under affordability covenants.

A budget Rodeway Inn near Walt Disney World sold for roughly $5.5M—about $37K per room—highlighting persistent investor appetite on the US‑192 corridor.

Walmart bought the plaza that houses its DeBary Neighborhood Market for just over $5 million. The sale shifts the land into the retailer’s hands and follows a wider industry trend.

Walker & Dunlop arranged a $56.7M Fannie Mae‑backed refinance for Urbon @ Nona, a 360‑unit Lake Nona apartment community, stabilizing the property's capital stack.

Developers want to rezone roughly 337 acres near Johns Lake for a 600+‑home Urban Village; neighbors warn Marsh Road could be overwhelmed and plan to show up at hearings.

MLB Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. has listed his Mediterranean-style Windermere estate for $27 million, a rare high-end lakefront offering in Central Florida.

Chicago-based Bowa Construction bought Maitland's Verity Construction on May 13, 2026, giving the firm an in-market foothold in the Orlando metro and wider Southeast.

Commissioners cleared the way for more planning on a proposed indoor sports complex near Sanford, authorizing staff to solicit design and construction services.

11North Partners paid $59.5M for West Town Corners in Altamonte Springs, adding a grocery‑anchored center to its Orlando portfolio amid strong investor demand for necessity‑based retail.

Integra Land Co. filed a master plan to redevelop the long‑vacant Flea World parcel in Sanford; Orlando Business Journal reports Goodwill is eyeing part of the project.