Eastern Market plans to replace its 87‑year‑old Shed No. 4 with a two‑story market hall that would add year‑round vendor stalls, kitchens and event space.

A Georgia developer says a 736-acre Chattooga County parcel tied to a planned 171-home community was transferred for $1; his May lawsuit asks a judge to undo the sale and recover promised fees.

A developer and a Northwest Side gun club reached a settlement that ends outdoor shooting at the range and includes an $800,000 payment and a permanent deed restriction.

A Columbus Business First list shows Central Ohio's top 22 brokerages sold nearly 24,000 homes in 2025, totaling $9.28B — roughly 84% of the region's $11.1B market.

A new regional ranking finds smaller Oregon and SW Washington cities gaining residents from 2020–25 while Portland's population dipped, reshaping housing and planning priorities.

Active listings climbed for the 15th straight month in May, but agents say starter homes remain scarce and competitive across many markets.

One Moody Plaza sold at auction as American National moved staff to League City and Houston. The landmark tower's future — from office rehab to housing — now depends on the new owner's plans.

Common House New Orleans is changing hands and will relaunch as 420 Julia, with Schulte Hospitality assuming operations and memberships transferring to the new club.

Three councilmembers asked for a special City Council meeting to shape how the Spurs' $75M community pledge will be spent. They want a formal framework and public input before final deals are signed.

The Millington racetrack has been renamed Darana Motorsports Park Millington and will get a roughly $60M overhaul; local leaders now expect racing to return in 2027 amid scheduling questions.

A $5M Ohio historic tax credit gives the Alms & Doepke conversion a crucial boost, helping fund a $64M rehab that will add about 150 apartments to Over-the-Rhine.

Tampa Bay Business Journal’s new roster lists 69 teams with $40M+ in 2025 sales and shows a lower cutoff that expanded the field of high-volume players.

Redfin’s May snapshot shows Orlando saw modest sales gains while inventory and above‑list sales remain low. Buyers have more choices; sellers still win when price and presentation are right.