Amazon has applied to convert part of a Carmel office park into a small Amazon Now hub that could deliver groceries and essentials in about 30 minutes. The company has filed for a special‑use permit and is eyeing a July renovation.

A 22-story StreetLights tower at the former JCPenney HQ in Plano landed $54M in equity, nudging the Park at Legacy redevelopment into construction. The financing clears a major hurdle for the luxury rental project.

Dantes Partners' affiliate shrank the Parcel 13 plan at St. Elizabeths East to about 241 units, a sharp reduction from earlier proposals after the prior developer closed. The amended term sheet adds senior housing and retail and extends the project's timeline.

A 282-acre Hill Country compound outside Clifton is back on the market at $19.9M with nearly 15,000 square feet and guest-ready amenities.

A judge awarded a Boca buyer roughly $2M after the Mandarin Oriental condo missed its deadline. The ruling could let buyers demand escrowed deposits from title companies.

The oceanfront estate at 143 East Inlet Drive — long owned by Prince Albrecht zu Oettingen‑Spielberg — sold for $30.3M to a newly formed LLC with rebuild potential.

Bowser rolled out two bills that pair tenant protections with changes meant to lure investment and shore up aging affordable housing.

The 30‑story Jeffersonian on Detroit’s Gold Coast sold out of foreclosure at a discount, shifting the tower out of lender control while tenants await fixes. The sale raises fresh questions about repairs and the buyer’s plans.

Select Redevelopment will repurpose Cornerstone Baptist into 44 rent‑restricted apartments, with backing from a TD‑linked impact fund. Construction is slated for this summer.

A nonprofit plan would shift the 185‑unit Sierra Village in North Highlands toward mostly affordable housing, with a county public hearing set for Tuesday.

A federal judge denied the FTC’s request to shortcut the Zillow‑Redfin antitrust case, leaving a bench trial set for Aug. 24 to resolve disputed market questions.

Majestic signed a 99‑year ground lease to develop roughly 59 acres of Salt River land into nearly 1M SF of Class‑A industrial space. The project is slated for a 2027 groundbreaking.

Seven Equity Group bought the former WeWork building at 25 Taylor Street out of receivership for about $6.75 million, a discounted sale that highlights ongoing distress in San Francisco’s office market.