An 81‑room oceanfront resort in Hillsboro Beach is set for a July 16 foreclosure auction after a final judgment that enlarged a 2022 $26M loan.

JMI Realty has acquired the 254‑room Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Austin and says it will undertake a comprehensive renovation of the property.

City planners recommended new zoning around three G Line stations in the eastern Valley, setting up potential denser development near Van Nuys and North Hollywood.

Alexandria plans an eight‑story apartment to replace a longtime bioscience building at 410 W Harrison in Lower Queen Anne as it rethinks lab assets.

Brazos Residential closed on the 180‑unit Walnut Ridge in Raleigh as new data show Sun Belt renter demand outpacing parts of the Northeast and Midwest.

Central Lofts, a 127‑unit Midtown building at 300 S. Hollywood St., is listed as an REO for $23.5M with PILOT and Opportunity Zone incentives.

Broker Jay Luchs says national retailers are signing leases on the Sunset Strip and that the corridor could look markedly different within a year amid city efforts to revive the area.

Foundation work has started at Palma Miami Beach on 71st Street as crews install augercast piles and the contractor prepares the site for a 14‑story condo tower. The project will add condos, retail and a suite of amenities to NoBe's Town Center corridor.

Plaza on Main in Kissimmee's Vine Street corridor sold for nearly $13M — the second corridor deal this month as city redevelopment activity draws investor interest.

A six‑story, 395‑unit senior building is rising at 21010 Vanowen St., delivering one‑ and two‑bedroom affordable apartments for low‑ and moderate‑income seniors. The project is financed with tax credits and tax‑exempt bonds and is slated to finish in 2028.

Bankrate's analysis finds about 87% of Georgia borrowers are likely overpaying on their mortgages, costing the typical borrower thousands each year. Small rate gaps add up fast.

Jones Street has broken ground on a 236‑unit project at 295 West First Street in South Boston, replacing a long‑idle crane yard with apartments, public park and community space. Completion is slated for 2027.

The Luzzatto Company has asked Denver’s Downtown Development Authority for about $29M to convert another tower at the mostly vacant Denver Energy Center. The request follows prior DDA backing for the developer’s 17th Street conversion.