Developer Carlos J. Tosca sold his Sunrise Harbour waterfront home in Coral Gables for roughly $16 million to a buyer linked to a venture‑capital firm. The gated property had been a top luxury listing this year.

Churchill Real Estate has taken control of the former Gale Chicago at 201 East Delaware after Pebb Capital surrendered the Streeterville hotel in a $28M foreclosure. Conversion plans now hang in the balance.

A $3 million city grant pushed a stalled Logan Square redevelopment forward, with plans for a Chicago Athletic Club gym, restaurant and a restored marquee.

Surmount has opened its first Florida office in downtown Miami and brought the Issenberg Britti Group into its platform. The move gives the net‑lease firm a local foothold as Miami’s office market tightens.

A 36‑acre plan at U.S. 287 and Arapahoe Road would add Target, Trader Joe’s and roughly 450 homes to Lafayette as the project enters city review.

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced $42.5 million in city grants to fund 56 neighborhood projects, targeting vacant‑building rehabs, community centers and small businesses. The awards are meant to catalyze local hiring and private investment.

Juwan Howard has listed a custom Coral Gables estate for $28.9 million — a modern waterfront compound with marina access and a 75-foot resort pool.

DOF will hold a remote hearing at 11 a.m. on July 9 to take comment on rules for the new pied‑à‑terre surcharge. The notice explains how to register to speak, submit written comments and what the draft rules would mean for co‑ops, condos and single‑family homes.

After settling with its lender, 601W regained control of the Dayton’s Project — but the 1.2M‑sq‑ft building is still largely vacant and carrying heavy debt. The deal buys time but leaves a tough leasing and refinancing road ahead.

CoStar’s read of Census data finds the fastest household income growth in San Antonio on the south, east and in the center, with gains concentrated inside Loop 410.

Piece of Cake Moving & Storage paid $18M for a six‑story Long Island City flex building at 33‑02 Skillman Ave, expanding its Queens footprint and signaling owner‑user buying in LIC.

Kayne Anderson has recapitalized a five-property Tradition Senior Living portfolio across Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston, adding institutional capital while Tradition stays on as operator.

A short Review‑Journal clip put an $80K number in the conversation — but that figure usually reflects down payments, upgrades or other up‑front costs, not the total house price. We break down the math and what buyers should watch.