City planners approved a 23‑story, 201‑unit condo at Market and Duboce that reuses a 1926 Mission Revival building and includes deed‑restricted affordable units. The entitled site may be listed for sale.

Jerry Mickelson says reopening the Uptown Theatre will cost about $200 million, and the city’s TIF rules could determine whether the palace gets the funding it needs.

Clark Tower, East Memphis’s 34‑story Poplar Avenue landmark, has been listed for sale; broker materials and local reporting show the 653,214‑square‑foot tower is being marketed to buyers.

A historic Melrose storefront has been converted into Pawn Shop, a 7,808‑square‑foot sports hospitality venue with private suites, high‑profile backers and a chef partner.

Marietta approved converting the vacant Powers Ferry Kroger into an EōS Fitness, but the council attached conditions requiring major site and landscaping upgrades. The project aims to turn a 1980s supermarket into a 48,000‑sq‑ft gym.

Maui County will host a July 15 open house in Lahaina where wildfire‑impacted homeowners can meet Goodfellow Bros. and preview Ho‘okumu Hou rebuild plans.

Terakeet co‑founder Mac Cummings paid $25M for a renovated Palm Beach estate at 239 Emerald Lane. Listing pages and trade reports lay out the price, agents and design details.

Chenzo LLC wants to replace burned Main Street storefronts with a four‑story, 18,600‑sqft building and has requested $2M from the city's disaster‑relief program ahead of a July 14 vote.

Axium Packaging bought a newly built 255,000‑sqft warehouse at 12101 Worthington Road in Pataskala, expanding its Columbus‑area manufacturing footprint. The facility adds shell space ready for manufacturing or distribution.

A Giant Eagle‑owned supermarket property at 290 E. Aurora Rd in Northfield sold for more than $10 million, according to Crain's Cleveland. Property details and local context.

Downtown Columbus Inc. plans a roughly $17.6M renovation of the Wyandotte Building, converting upper floors to offices while preserving its historic facade.

Three El Car Wash locations in Miami-Dade traded for about $26 million, moving a subset of a January package into a newly formed buyer tied to Jennifer Parady. The deal underscores ongoing investor appetite for car wash real estate in South Florida.

The Port of Cleveland approved an Economic Growth Fund on July 9, 2026 to seed redevelopment and back projects from modular manufacturing to housing. The new vehicle is meant to fill financing gaps and leverage private investment.