City Council signed off on tweaks to Mayfair's framework plan as the developer has poured roughly $108M into roads and utilities, clearing room for retail and medical uses.

Midwood bought a four‑story office-and-retail building at 423 Fulton St. from sellers tied to the Nakash family and the Miami Casa Casuarina, industry reports say.

A Jacksonville influencer says an Oakleaf HOA sued to evict her from an inherited 55-plus home while neighbors face a $155,000 special assessment. The dispute highlights how age-restricted rules can complicate inheritances.

An I‑Team visit found squatters, broken A/Cs and debris at a Westside complex tied to a landlord with repeated code complaints as receivers prepared to sell the property.

A four-building Hamilton Heights portfolio traded for $45M. The group includes about 129 subsidized apartments and storefronts near Amsterdam Avenue.

The Strand DC has closed after its landlord says the restaurant owes nearly $228,000 in back rent, dimming hopes for a new Deanwood hub.

City leaders approved a $21M plan to modernize five police district buildings and are mapping an overhaul of aging fire stations after an internal report found widespread decay. Local officials say repairs will be phased to avoid service disruptions.

Omni Amelia Island wrapped a $40M overhaul that refreshed 401 rooms, new dining concepts, a reimagined spa and a restored Oak Marsh golf course.

A plan to turn a long‑vacant Downers Grove office into 184 apartments is headed to the village council, drawing neighborhood pushback over traffic and schools.

A newly completed West Midtown office tower that never found tenants was turned over to its lender in late June, a stark sign of pressure on speculative office development.

A seven‑story, 157‑unit affordable building is planned at 7408 S. Figueroa under ED‑1, largely reserved for low‑ and moderate‑income renters and without on‑site parking.

Tableau renewed about 114,000 square feet at Fremont's Data 1 building, keeping its Salesforce analytics unit anchored in the neighborhood amid shifting office demand.

Documents show Paradise Earth — billed as North America’s largest indoor rainforest — has filed materials with tribal planners to build near OdySea after years of delays. Lifetime members who bought early passes are watching the tribal review closely.