A poured-concrete spec mansion on Davis Islands closed for $14 million, underscoring demand for turnkey waterfront homes at the top of Tampa’s market.

Ares Management paid $64.7M for the Verve Commerce Center, a two‑building industrial campus near Broomfield that was finished last year. The sale brings a roughly 284,000‑square‑foot newly delivered asset into institutional hands.

Arm is adding a semiconductor failure-analysis lab at Encino Trace in southwest Austin, backed by a $4.16M state grant. The expansion is expected to create hundreds of local jobs.

Houston’s luxury senior-housing market is heating up as boomers age, driving big deals and high-rise projects like The Hallmark’s Uptown Oaks. Investors and operators say amenities—not nursing care—are selling units.

Ground has broken on The Rhinebeck, a 263‑unit apartment project in Columbus's Fifth by Northwest, marking a major new wave of housing in 5xNW.

Oakpointe will finance a new Ten Trails elementary after voters rejected bonds in 2023. The deal trades district land and mitigation fees for a roughly $68M build package.

Nearly 27,000 foreclosures were filed in Ohio in 2025, and some central Ohio counties saw filings jump more than 60 percent — leaving homeowners racing to save their homes.

OXOS Medical signed a roughly 40,000‑sf lease at Midtown’s Tower Square, the first office tenant since AT&T left in 2020 and a needed win for the renovated tower.

A Westside industrial campus at 924 N Lane Ave traded for $8.25 million; NAI Hallmark will continue to manage the property. The deal follows a prior 2022 sale.

Waymo has taken a large sublease at Tempe’s Grand II tower — its first office inside the Phoenix metro — expanding its local footprint beyond robotaxis.

Mayor Bryan Calvo is offering one year of free rent at the city‑owned Palm Centre to attract restaurants, cafes and fitness studios to East Hialeah.

Foundry Commercial closed on a four‑building office campus in Farmers Branch and plans a 125,758‑sf industrial conversion, with delivery targeted for July 2027.

Hotel Hope and People’s Housing+ broke ground on a pilot of two duplexes next to the shelter, creating four Fortified, affordable units for families and seniors. The small-scale project uses the city’s SMFA zoning and aims to expand over five years.