Bigos is seeking roughly $5M in TIF to convert Cray/Galtier Plaza into 166 apartments; the HRA and City Council will consider the plan after a June 10 hearing.

Braden “Clavicular” Peters signed a one‑year lease on a roughly 6,500‑sq‑ft Paramount penthouse in downtown Miami as he navigates recent legal trouble and a livestreamed rhinoplasty.

Two buyers closed more than $116 million in South Florida industrial deals this week, from RNDC's Deerfield Beach distribution center to a 10‑building Hialeah portfolio.

UMR Sports plans 232 multi‑stay apartments and tournament‑grade fields on 52 acres east of Bradenton, aiming to house visiting teams and boost sports tourism. The project pairs new housing with youth and adult diamonds, a multipurpose turf field and a small stadium.

Neighbors say a 108‑MW, two‑building data center was rezoned for 1751 Bells Ferry Road and a City Council hearing on June 10 will give residents one more chance to be heard. Concerns center on noise, heat, water and power strain.

Whole Foods has signed a lease for the former Rite Aid at 182 Smith St on Smith Street. The site is vacant now and there’s no official opening date yet.

County records show Google sold multiple Pacific Shores Center buildings in Redwood City to a Farallon-led buyer, with acquisition financing recorded alongside the deeds.

General Tool's new 56,000-square-foot Evendale plant is now operational, increasing output of naval generators and adding dozens of local jobs.

The state awarded $11.6M to Soulbrain’s Taylor phosphoric‑acid plant to speed production for Samsung’s chip campus, joining local incentives and a phased $575M buildout.

Johnson Development has launched pre‑sales at The George, a 1,500‑acre master‑planned community on former George Ranch land outside Richmond, with model home construction now underway. Multiple builders are already selling homes.

TF Cornerstone filed to use New York’s 485‑x program for three large projects in Greenpoint and Chelsea, a direct challenge to the city’s 99‑unit workaround. The sites will test whether higher wage and affordability rules actually yield big builds.

Developer Michael Comras filed plans to carve a covered pedestrian passage through Lincoln Road as part of a new NoLi micro-district. The Historic Preservation Board will review the application Tuesday.

A Draft EIR for a mixed‑use plan at 6382 Phillip Road shows homes and a million‑square‑foot "innovation center," prompting petitions and criticism over traffic, water and power. Neighbors want a clearer project description before the city moves forward.