A Giant Eagle‑owned supermarket property at 290 E. Aurora Rd in Northfield sold for more than $10 million, according to Crain's Cleveland. Property details and local context.

Downtown Columbus Inc. plans a roughly $17.6M renovation of the Wyandotte Building, converting upper floors to offices while preserving its historic facade.

Three El Car Wash locations in Miami-Dade traded for about $26 million, moving a subset of a January package into a newly formed buyer tied to Jennifer Parady. The deal underscores ongoing investor appetite for car wash real estate in South Florida.

The Port of Cleveland approved an Economic Growth Fund on July 9, 2026 to seed redevelopment and back projects from modular manufacturing to housing. The new vehicle is meant to fill financing gaps and leverage private investment.

A metro Atlanta school finished a multi‑million‑dollar renovation this summer, giving students refreshed classrooms and modern learning spaces, WSB‑TV reports.

Fencing and crews are up at 1320 S. Tryon as White Lodging prepares a 292‑foot luxury hotel for South End. The project includes a ground‑floor restaurant and underground parking.

MasTec will buy Columbus‑based Superior Group for about $1.65 billion, folding a major data‑center electrical contractor into its Power Delivery arm.

Orangetown’s Planning Board voted to require a full EIS for DataBank’s proposed Phase II near Lake Tappan, pausing approvals while water, energy and noise impacts are studied.

Cargo Ventures filed to build a roughly 150,000‑sq‑ft East Boston commissary at 160 McClellan to centralize Logan’s concession deliveries and launch an electric shuttle fleet. The BPDA filing is under review.

Caddell Construction opened a Grandview Yard office and plans to hire as data‑center projects pick up across central Ohio.

A Pennsylvania developer filed plans for a seven‑story, 245‑unit mixed‑use building at 250 Patton St across from Covenant Health Park, including retail and a 263‑space garage.

WareSpace bought a vacant Downers Grove warehouse and will convert it into dozens of micro-bay units to serve suburban small businesses. Design and contractor hires are still pending.

Colliers moved its D.C. team into roughly 18,000 sq ft at 1919 Pennsylvania Ave NW, signaling a renewed commitment to transit‑served, amenitized downtown offices.