The Select Board moved Thursday to abandon a two‑site DPW/fire plan and return the project to a single Route 130 facility, pausing neighbor outreach. Officials say design cuts trimmed costs but also removed key space.

An $8.23M construction contract plus demolition and site work pushed McEachern High’s Cantrell Stadium rebuild to nearly $24M and into 2027. Officials and donors are weighing the costs.

A 12.8‑acre Mediterranean estate in Plano hit the market with a $21.5M asking price. The property pairs rare acreage with a 20‑car garage and guest house.

IU trustees approved a 448‑bed downtown Indianapolis residence hall and a $60M interior renovation of Willkie Quadrangle at Bloomington.

Hamilton Partners and Bow River Capital secured a $44.2M refinancing for the 474,600‑SF Hamilton Logistics Center, keeping the airport‑adjacent asset in institutional hands. The five‑year floating‑rate loan was arranged by JLL brokers.

A duplex penthouse on Grove Isle lists for $23.5M, complete with a 40‑foot rooftop pool and nearly 13,000 square feet of indoor‑outdoor space. Artefacto furnishings and Molteni finishes complete the turnkey package.

Richmond American paid $28.5M for 111.4 acres on Lake Apopka, acquiring 137 entitled lots to build The Point at Montebella in Montverde.

Social Dallas has started demolition on a former movie-theater campus as it pushes a $30 million plan to add a 2,300-seat auditorium and support spaces.

Boston-based Wilder and Greenberg Gibbons bought Wakefield Commons in North Raleigh and plan targeted renovations to the 163,975‑sq‑ft center after the roughly $33M sale.

Orion has opened a King of Prussia office that will house about 100 employees as the wealthtech firm expands its Philadelphia footprint and builds AI-capable teams.

A planned tavern at Carmel’s Proscenium has been replaced in filings by a proposed 7,000‑sq‑ft office with an on‑site coffee and wine concept. Novo Development Group would occupy the new building.

Epoch Properties proposes a five‑story, 345‑unit development at 4465–4467 W. Gandy Blvd in South Tampa, with 138 units reserved as workforce housing under the Live Local Act.

A Miami circuit court granted summary judgment for Miami-Dade, rescinding the Miami Wilds lease and halting plans for a water park next to Zoo Miami.