Drone footage and renderings show resort‑style pools, a reimagined clubhouse and The Eleven short course as Kalamazoo Country Club nears the next phase of its multi‑year rebuild.

Jefferson Parish and the Metairie Business Development District unveiled a multimillion-dollar plan to add a leisure park, event lawn and paid parking in Fat City. The project leans on federal CDBG and state dollars.

A Crosland Southeast master plan would add 331 housing units, townhomes and street‑level retail to Orlando’s Packing District at Princeton and Orange Blossom Trail.

Pasco planners recommended approval of a big Two Rivers expansion that includes a 35‑acre surf lagoon and thousands of homes as residents warned about drought-era water limits. The decision now moves to county commissioners for final hearings.

Mayor Brandon Johnson opened The Estate Escape in Bronzeville, a city-backed rehab converting a century-old building into modern workspace to spur State Street investment.

A Blackstone joint venture is marketing up to $290M to refinance an L.A.-area office campus that was repositioned in recent years, industry reporting shows.

San Diego is mapping city‑owned land for affordable homes and shelter; the planning department will host neighborhood open houses in late July and early August.

Neighbors near Windsor Creek Elementary warn that a proposed 368–384‑unit project could overwhelm evacuation routes while officials say it would provide workforce housing.

Newmark will manage more than 21 million square feet of 601W's office portfolio — including Chicago’s Aon Center — a change that could affect whether JLL stays in the Loop tower.

Schnitzer West is poised to repurchase the 750,000‑square‑foot Bravern Office Commons in downtown Bellevue this fall, ending a high‑profile sale process and returning the towers to their original developer.

A bright, three‑story building named Dolores opened in Hillsboro, adding 67 affordable apartments with on‑site services and energy‑saving features.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices opened a Kierland office in North Scottsdale, marking its ninth Arizona location and adding a luxury-focused hub for agents and clients.

A West Harlem walk‑up at 502 W. 135th was listed for $1.375M — Jay Martin tweeted it amounted to about $57K per unit, spotlighting how rent law and debt are reshaping values.