BH Group closed on the long-shuttered Polo West parcel in Wellington for about $20.8M and plans a single-family home community on the roughly 150-acre site. Neighbors are already lining up for hearings.

The Exchange will bring 296 mixed-income apartments and amenities to the 14.6‑acre Stockyards North master plan, developers say.

Ta Chen International paid $87M to buy the Pleasant Prairie warehouse it had long leased, converting a tenant into an owner at LakeView Corporate Park.

Minnesota’s Department of Children, Youth and Families will relocate to 106 Water St. at Farwell‑on‑Water, taking about 92,000 sq ft and bringing roughly 400 staff to the riverfront.

The Detroit Athletic Club bought the surface parking lot at 200 Madison from an Ilitch‑affiliated company, shifting another downtown parcel into club control. Neighbors are watching what comes next.

Turnbridge's Highline Glenwood is rising in Glenwood South: a 37‑story, $200M tower built around the historic Creamery. Construction and financing are in place; phase one is due mid‑2028.

A Stacker roundup of Zillow data ranks Vinton the priciest place in the El Paso metro at about $253K, with El Paso and Canutillo close behind. The list highlights big five‑year gains in some smaller towns.

Kolter Group and Rockpoint will build The Sutton, a 432-unit garden-style apartment on Northlake Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens, targeted for 2028 delivery.

Oxygen Ultra Lounge has closed and the downtown building at 10 S. Calvert St. is listed for about $1.2 million, adding to recent downtown hospitality shifts.

Alamo Heights' rebuilt high school is nearly finished — a $116M project that preserves heritage oaks and salvages school artifacts while adding modern classrooms. Move‑ins began late June for an August opening.

JPMorgan is committing $24 million to Philadelphia’s shipbuilding cluster, directing most of the funds to a $100M Navy Yard expansion tied to submarine work.

Belle Fiore, a 70‑acre Ashland vineyard and French‑style chateau, is listed for $26M — the offering pairs a trophy residence with a turnkey winery and event operation.

A Florida developer has pitched Wildhaven, a 740‑acre luxury resort for north Denton that would include a hotel, equestrian arenas and 152 homes starting near $1.5M. The proposal arrives as Denton sees several mega‑developments reshape its northern edges.