WeatherTech founder David MacNeil sold a Fort Lauderdale beachfront mansion for $26M, the latest move in a months‑long South Florida real‑estate spree. The property had a tangled ownership history and was relisted after litigation.

A top St. Louis commercial real estate firm opened an Omaha office and deployed a six-person brokerage team to serve four northern states, the St. Louis Business Journal reports.

A Mediterranean Bluffview estate once owned by the Crow family has hit the market with a near-$10M asking price, offering 1.3 acres, a pool and a guest house.

Roadside Development paid $15.225M for the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon, acquiring the 167,000‑sq‑ft mall on 15 acres and signaling plans to redevelop the site.

Casto has completed a 300‑unit Crescent Woods apartment community in Gahanna’s Crescent at Central Park, bringing significant new rental inventory near I‑270 and a growing medical hub.

A robotic dog named Astro has been deployed on Tampa International's Airside D construction site to assist with inspections and data capture.

The former St. Alexius Jefferson campus is on the market and has drawn developer interest for a health‑care‑focused redevelopment that would include housing.

Chamblee Tap and Market has agreed to buy a century‑old three‑story building at 2881 N. Main St. in downtown Kennesaw following KDDA approval.

A new city bill would let planners approve administrative zoning deviations faster and cut neighbor notice. Supporters say it speeds housing; critics say it narrows public input.

The company behind Colorado Springs’ Ford Amphitheater says it’s in talks to build a $350M-plus, 12,500-seat year-round entertainment venue aimed at Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland and Boulder.

Taylor Morrison is planning a 55+ Esplanade community in Cartersville, the builder's first age‑qualified project in the Atlanta market.

A spring uptick pushed April closings up 4% in Greater Nashville as listings climbed to roughly six months of supply.

Deed theft lets scammers record fake deeds and sell or mortgage your house on paper. Experts point to federal complaint data, new state rules and simple steps owners can take now.