A Japanese firm paid $24M for 245 Eldridge Street, a six‑story Lower East Side building, after a December purchase for about $16.5M. The deed was recorded June 26.

Jamestown filed plans for a 19‑story mass‑timber tower at 309 Buckhead Ave NE that would replace Fetch Park and add 284 apartments plus street‑level retail.

A Kookaburra-backed microbrewery called Bushrangers is set for a St. Johns County zoning hearing next week, proposing a taproom, production space and kitchen on the 207 corridor.

An Oceana Bal Harbour penthouse went into contract after a $23.95M listing, topping a slow week for Miami‑Dade luxury deals.

Cinemark founder Lee Roy Mitchell sold his Preston Hollow estate — a 14,341‑sq‑ft, 3.4‑acre property featuring a 20‑seat home theater and an extensive wine cellar.

Massachusetts Maritime announced a $30M New Balance Wellness Center at the Clean Harbors Athletic Facility, plus a scholarship for employees' children.

Adam Driver listed his combined Brooklyn Heights loft for just under $5M as he closed on three Standish units for about $11.5M, per listings and records. The move shifts him into a larger, celebrity‑studded condo.

Developers say the Diamond Arena has bought the last 3.03 acres for a 21,212-seat arena on the south Strip, and a private-jet terminal is planned next door.

Waterton paid $80.5M for The Landings at Pembroke Lakes, a 358-unit Pembroke Pines community. The buyer plans modest upgrades as South Florida multifamily demand stays strong.

Gary Barnett has appealed as a years‑long $15M dispute with former partners grinds on. A judge has frozen about $5.3M tied to Rockland County sales.

An appellate court revived Guild Mortgage's suit, finding alleged employee recruitment and data copying at a Kirkland branch could support tort claims against CrossCountry.

Sacramento‑area closings inched up in May even as California’s median single‑family price hit $930,260; economists warn mortgage‑rate volatility and geopolitical shocks could slow gains.

Zoning and permit approvals clear the way to convert the landmark Central YMCA at 19 S. LaSalle into hotel rooms, apartments and ground‑floor retail.