The 52,000-square-foot McCune Mansion in Paradise Valley sold last week for $9M; the buyer says a roughly $40M renovation is planned. The deal closed last Wednesday.

MDP has opened a national RFP for a $4B 'Harvest Grid & Power Site' pairing micro‑grids, manufacturing, data infrastructure and workforce housing.

A court-supervised auction is scheduled for July 1 to sell the 1,472-acre Whispering Hills site in Leesburg, with bidding opening at $45.7M.

A long-vacant Rogers Park firehouse has a $3 million plan to reopen as a café and event space.

Blackstone is selling downtown Seattle’s U.S. Bank Center to Spear Street Capital for about $280M — roughly a 54% drop from the 2019 purchase, highlighting downtown office weakness.

Seattle’s Office of Housing says vacancy in city‑funded affordable buildings is near the city average, but the city warns a deep shortfall remains for the lowest‑income households.

Twelve new product lines opened in April, adding about 628 lots across Summerlin, North Las Vegas and the southwest valley even as closings and permits slowed. Builders rolled out both attached and single‑family phases at a time when year‑to‑date closings trail 2025.

Hillsborough’s downtown courthouse annex is decades old and court leaders are weighing whether to rebuild, move or renovate. A study put a downtown rebuild near $241 million.

Galveston’s council ranked 11 census tracts for the federal Opportunity Zone 2.0 round, placing Pelican Island first. The nominations move to the state as officials and researchers weigh how OZ money has historically flowed.

The sons of Westgate Resorts' founder bought the five‑acre Sleuths Mystery Dinner parcel on International Drive at a below‑asking price. The deal puts a hotel‑ready lot back under family control as developers circle.

A cleared 2,470‑sq‑ft West Chelsea lot at 327 Tenth Avenue is listed by BKREA with UAP and inclusionary bonuses that could support roughly 24,700–29,640 ZFA.

King Soopers bought land inside a 310‑acre Aurora tract where developers had proposed a retail center, a move that could bring a grocery‑anchored shopping node to nearby neighborhoods.

A roughly 600,000‑square‑foot data‑center concept has been filed for west Lakeland; planners say it’s far smaller than Fort Meade but power and water questions remain.