Camden Property Trust bought the former Cortland Santos Flats near Brandon for about $64.7M — roughly half what the community fetched in 2022's investor frenzy.

Exosens is shifting its U.S. base to Sturbridge and adding a second factory to make image-intensifier tubes as demand and big contracts accelerate. The move builds on a small Sturbridge workforce and a planned 2027 production start.

A $1M-plus, high-end mini-golf called Putt House is planned for The Banks; construction could start this summer and a November opening is targeted.

Allen Morris Company wants to build a restaurant on the tiny Allen Morris Brickell Park after regaining the parcel, reigniting debate over one of Brickell’s few green pockets.

Ormond Beach‑based Security First is cutting select homeowners rates by about 5.6% and launching a disappearing deductible that reduces deductibles by 20% per claims‑free year.

Black Equities paid about $106M for Access Culver City, a 115‑unit mixed‑use property, a deal that appears to set a new Culver City record and highlights investor focus on transit‑adjacent Westside assets.

Owners of a 474‑unit College Park complex say Arbor promised a Fannie Mae refinance, then foreclosed and an affiliate bought the building. The suit seeks $175M in damages.

Key Real Estate paid $101M for the 291‑unit Alta Porter on Peachtree, underscoring investor demand for newly built, well‑located Atlanta apartments. The project includes street‑level retail and higher‑than‑average rents.

MTU opened a $120M overhaul hub at AllianceTexas, inducted its first LEAP‑1B engine for GOL and plans to train and hire roughly 1,200 technicians as it ramps up.

GID provided long-term financing to refinance Oxenfree Princeton’s 408 build-to-rent homes, replacing an $86M construction loan as leasing continues.

The city will require hosts to register, pay a $225 fee and follow occupancy and parking limits under a new short‑term rental ordinance effective Jan. 1, 2027.

The Middletown Historic Commission will vote Thursday on whether to demolish the Manchester Inn and Sonshine Building as city staff recommends clearing the site for a mixed‑use project.

A $30 million penthouse at Faena Residences on the Miami River has gone into contract, developers say. The sale will only close after the towers are delivered in 2029–2030.