Keystone Group has bought the Renaissance Indianapolis North in Carmel and plans renovations that add suites, new dining and expanded meeting space as part of a larger campus vision.

Atlanta tapped a Brock Built–led team to redevelop the long‑vacant Gun Club Park into homes, trails and public green space, with affordable units and soil cleanup on the agenda.

The Episcopal Church said on June 17 it will test the market for its Midtown headquarters at 815 Second Ave, exploring sale or redevelopment options including a possible ground lease for affordable housing.

Walker & Dunlop sued a West Side investor, alleging same‑day sales inflated Freddie Mac loans and left buildings to decay; the lender seeks $7.1M and receivership.

City filings and local reporting show a four-story mixed-use project is planned at the former Lev's Pawn Shop at 1174 W. 5th Ave. in Columbus.

Global Holdings completed a $30M repositioning at 99 Park Avenue, restoring its Art Deco lobby and adding hotel‑style amenities that have driven leasing momentum.

Atlantic Pacific broke ground on a 101-unit affordable project in West Perrine, advancing Miami-Dade’s RAD redevelopment and promising new resident amenities.

Winter Park has opened an RFQ seeking partners to build a garage behind City Hall that would add roughly 265 spaces while preserving employee parking. Responses are due July 15.

The 19th‑century Church Missions House at 281 Park Avenue South is reportedly under contract after years on the market. The buyer and terms remain undisclosed.

The city has begun soliciting ideas for redeveloping the long‑vacant Randolph Street campus — the former Indiana Women’s Prison — after taking ownership from the state.

Related Ross is reportedly in talks to buy BRiC, the 1.7M‑SF former IBM campus in Boca Raton, potentially reshaping long‑standing mixed‑use plans for the site.

The 36‑unit Carlton Apartments in Hollywood sold Wednesday for about $7.6 million, a price below its 2017 sale that highlights shifting valuations for smaller multifamily deals.

A modern Pacific Heights home with sweeping Golden Gate views and a landscaped roof deck lists for $19.9M. The five-bedroom residence pairs trophy finishes with tech-forward systems.