Crews have begun tearing down the long‑vacant Biscayne at Cityview in Greenspoint as the lot moves toward flood‑control conversion. Neighbors welcomed the change.

A 505‑acre master‑planned community called South Lake Toho Ranch has been proposed near Poinciana and could add more than 1,000 homes to the Kissimmee corridor.

A Portland Business Journal ranking shows 34 firms handled nearly $3.6B in sales and more than 22.6M sq ft leased in 2025, highlighting who drives the metro’s commercial deals.

A $635,000 market study will test whether the long‑vacant Butler Place can be reshaped as a major downtown development while preserving key historic elements.

A $6.34M gift from the Hawai‘i Community Foundation will seed a rent‑to‑own pilot to help wildfire‑displaced Maui families transition from temporary housing to ownership. The pilot couples stabilized leases with counseling to build buyers’ readiness.

Phoenix officials broke ground Thursday on The Moreland, a two‑phase downtown redevelopment that will add affordable and workforce apartments plus resident services. The project replaces the Deck Park Vista site and carries project‑based vouchers for returning residents.

Manocherian Brothers filed a DCP summary to partially convert 257 West 39th into housing, reopening debate over a City Council carveout that protects Garment District businesses.

A unanimous Hillsborough County vote moves a plan to convert 121 acres of Lithia strawberry fields into a 100+-home subdivision amid vocal local opposition. Neighbors say roads and rural character are at risk.

A 22‑story medical tower at 841 Prudential Drive and nearly eight acres on Jacksonville’s Southbank are being listed for sale, including two buildable parcels and a 1,000‑space garage.

A private plan for a multi-berth cruise terminal near the Sunshine Skyway has split Manatee County — developers promise jobs while residents and environmental groups warn of habitat loss. County officials say staff have faced harassment as the debate heats up.

A historic Brooklyn synagogue may be demolished for affordable housing, while Downtown Brooklyn has seen a surge in new residential units, balancing city development and preservation.

An Illinois investor paid about $100 million for two Pleasant Prairie apartment communities totaling 428 units. The sales arrive as the village advances a wave of new rental projects.

City staff pared back parts of the Future Land Use draft, steering density toward select transit corridors and tightening coastal protections after heavy public comment.