State and local inspectors conducted unit‑by‑unit checks at Sand Hills after tenants reported broken AC, nonworking smoke alarms and persistent pest problems. City and OHFA officials said findings are still being compiled.

Raising Cane’s will replace the former Macaroni Grill at Brandon Town Center. Asbestos abatement is set for mid‑July and demolition is slated for early August.

Big Sky Asset Management acquired HealthCap Partners, folding a nearly 30-year Dallas development platform into its national healthcare real estate business; terms were not disclosed.

Two Trees CEO Jed Walentas quietly settled a court fight with Will McDonough over a hurricane‑damaged Baker’s Bay home and a JAMS award of about $300,000. The terms were not disclosed.

Third Lake Partners paid nearly $135M for the 54‑acre Westshore Plaza, taking control of a long‑approved mixed‑use redevelopment site in Tampa.

Gravel Road Partners will reposition the long‑dormant Sixty90 site at 6090 Central Ave into a 204‑unit mix of rent‑restricted and market‑rate apartments backed by county funding.

Middlesex Township supervisors approved final land‑development for Amber Grove, clearing the way for 89 townhomes on a 19.8‑acre parcel along Route 228. The project’s redesign followed a legal fight over access and an ordinance change.

A Manhattan firm has proposed a 106‑unit affordable tower at 1701 Boone Avenue, setting up a rezoning fight around Starlight Park.

A vintage 17‑story office tower at 70 E. Lake Street has been sold and is set to be converted into apartments, adding to downtown Chicago's wave of office‑to‑residential reuse.

Evanston's council advanced a five‑story, 30‑unit development at 1103–1105 Emerson despite objections from century‑old Ebenezer A.M.E. Church; city conditions were added. Neighbors remain unconvinced.

DHA presented its plan to modernize decades‑old Westridge and Mulroy public housing, proposing about 500 homes and a phased relocation strategy.

A Windsor Smith–designed Pacific Palisades estate hit the market with resort‑style grounds, sweeping Lower Riviera views and a two‑story guest house.

SMUD has started construction on a $168M, 100,000‑sq‑ft administrative and operations center in Folsom. The multi‑phase build includes a 100‑ft communications tower and city permits are in place.