A three‑building Specific Plan will wrap the historic United Record Pressing site in Wedgewood‑Houston, pairing a hotel, new residential units and preserved millwork. City approvals set firm unit and hotel caps.

Buslam Group has begun construction on La Musique, a $50M-plus Miami hotel with an exclusive private members club and skyline-facing amenities.

Quinlan Development bought 130 St. Felix and plans a roughly 150-unit tower with an expanded Brooklyn Music School, but the lot must clear brownfield cleanup and city approvals.

Ike Perlmutter's oceanfront Palm Beach townhouse reportedly sold for $17M after a string of list‑price changes. The deal highlights how political headlines can ripple through luxury markets.

Kohler bought a 31,000‑square‑foot warehouse in Wedgewood‑Houston for about $14 million, adding a rare development parcel to the neighborhood now packed with luxury brands.

Plano‑based Green Brick Partners wants to build about 1,000 homes on roughly 217 acres southeast of Buda, including an 11‑acre school site for Hays CISD.

An Austin investor bought SoNo East, a 324-unit Lincoln Park tower at 840 W. Blackhawk, in a roughly $125 million deal that underlines strong demand for Chicago apartments.

A Chase branch at 1295 Madison Ave sold for $13M — about $4,300 per square foot — marking one of Manhattan’s pricier small retail trades since 2023.

A 19-story, 287-unit tower at 1221 W. Washington topped out in Fulton Market; developers now expect first deliveries in January 2027.

Universal Distribution filed to finish out a 31,259‑sqft warehouse and office in Round Rock 45, with construction slated from July 20 to Sept. 21.

United American Land and partners unveiled plans to turn the former Macy’s at 422 Fulton St. into BKX, a 440,000‑sq‑ft entertainment, dining and retail destination.

The Gold Coast’s long‑vacant “Phantom Building” at 1447 N. Dearborn is being converted into eight full‑floor luxury condos, with prices running roughly $2.5M–$4.9M. Sales are underway and buyers can pick finishes on large three‑ and four‑bedroom homes.

Steve Wynn trimmed asking prices on his Central Park penthouse and his Benedict Canyon 'Villa Lulu' after years on the market. The moves highlight pressure at the ultra‑luxury end.