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.

A Marina couple says landlords hiked their rent from $14,000 to $24,000 after they announced a pregnancy; the family has sued, alleging the increase was meant to push them out.

The Plan Commission kept its review of the 1,524‑acre Plano Skies solar project open Wednesday as residents pressed developers on noise, traffic and environmental impacts. A July 6 public session at Plano High School is scheduled.

Colorado Springs administratively approved Project Taurus, a proposed 50‑MW AI data center at a former Intel site, even as neighbors and nearby counties press moratoria and appeals. The city’s decision opens an appeal window that closes June 22.

Mayor Johnson says City Council approved roughly $16.3M to help build Abrams Intergenerational Village, a 71‑unit affordable project in Washington Park. The development pairs seniors, grandfamilies and students in a single building.

St. Helena is revisiting its short‑term rental rules, weighing buffers, caps and tighter reporting as staff compiles enforcement data. The review could reshape who gets to rent homes to visitors.

The Midtown lot at 3191 Middlefield is listed for $12M and marketed as mixed‑use. City officials are pressing for street‑level shops, not just apartments.

Homeplace will bring thousands of homes and seven connected bike loops to a family-owned tract north of Houston, with first lots expected in 2027.

Global logistics firm DSV is planning a 750,000-square-foot Hillsboro hub aimed at semiconductor logistics, adding one of the region’s largest new industrial projects.