The former Meyer Products campus on Euclid Avenue is up for online auction, offering about 265,000 square feet of heavy‑power industrial space to buyers.

June MLS data shows Northwest Austin median jumped to $650K while pending contracts climbed; five of seven ZIPs posted gains. Local MLS data points to renewed buyer activity.

Sterling Organization paid $93.2M for Merchants Walk in East Cobb and plans to lease up roughly 26,000 square feet at the Whole Foods‑anchored center. The deal was done through the firm’s $600M SVAP IV fund.

Bullitt County's fiscal court approved a one‑year freeze on new data‑center filings while officials study power, water and land‑use impacts.

Braemar agreed to sell Key West’s Pier House Resort & Spa for $190M as the REIT restructures away from its longtime manager. The move is tied to a roughly $480M termination payout.

ONE333, a 305‑unit South Loop tower at 1333 S Wabash, is on the market with CBRE leading the offering amid renewed investor demand.

Neighbors back a new station but say the Fairmount/47th site would destroy scarce canyon green space and threaten the Chollas Creek watershed.

Kennedy Wilson has proposed an eight‑story, 133‑unit building at 700 Colorado Ave that would include 15 deed‑restricted homes and three levels of underground parking.

Prairie Village residents are opposing a rezoning request that would allow 11 three‑story apartment buildings on Stonestreet Road, citing traffic and overcrowded schools.

San Diego has launched a two‑year overhaul of the Rancho Bernardo Community Plan, with SANDAG support and a local wish list that includes sidewalks, drainage and a photoluminescent striping pilot.

Banner Industrial Properties bought a roughly 407k‑sf warehouse at 22100 E. 26th Ave in Aurora in an off‑market deal, a sign of renewed investor interest in the Picadilly logistics corridor.

Oak Creek is buying a high-visibility parcel near IKEA for about $3.6M, giving the city new leverage over development at the I‑94 interchange.

Sales across Southern California have slowed while listings stay thin, producing a split market where some neighborhoods remain hot and others cool. Here’s what the latest data and local agents say.