Montecito Medical quietly bought four Kansas City‑area medical buildings in an off‑market deal, keeping regional clinics in place while expanding its local footprint.

Wildrye North will add about 998 homes on roughly 420 acres along the U.S. 290 corridor in Waller County, joining a wave of master‑planned projects and raising infrastructure questions.

Burns & McDonnell will oversee planning and procurement for the Chiefs' planned $300M headquarters on roughly 155 acres in Olathe. The hire moves the project into detailed planning.

City officials ordered an independent structural review of the 65,000‑square‑foot New Braunfels police headquarters after persistent leaks, pavement heave and sewer failures.

A Melbourne retail parcel anchored by Chipotle and Chase sold for more than $7.2 million, according to reports. The trade highlights continued investor interest on the Space Coast.

A $34M plan will transform the long‑vacant Rudolph Walton School into 50 affordable one‑bedroom apartments for seniors.

Midtown Capital Partners paid about $56 million for Cypress Park, a five‑building, near‑fully leased industrial park along Satellite Boulevard. The sale underscores tight small‑bay supply around Orlando International Airport.

La Mesa’s council ordered a six‑month review that could bring registration, taxes and new rules for Airbnbs and similar rentals.

Riverview Intermediate’s original 1969 HVAC is being replaced in a two‑year, $21.9M project. Crews are working on the north wing and gym this summer; the district will start school Sept. 8.

A Miami fund’s plan would replace the National Register‑listed Western Newspaper Union Building at 934 Central with a 20‑story data center, drawing preservationist opposition ahead of an Aug. 5 review.

A Kansas City developer filed plans for 341 podium‑style apartments at KU’s West Campus, pitching upscale rentals to lure faculty and researchers.

Two long-vacant Cotton Row buildings at 48 and 64 S. Front have new owners and filed to repair facades and windows, signaling a fresh push to revive downtown.

Crews began tearing down the Green Duck on July 14 after a May 31 fire left the Prospect Avenue landmark unstable. Demolition is paused while engineers evaluate the foundation.