St. Petersburg broke ground on a 3D-printed pilot home that the city says will sit on a vacant lot and test faster, more affordable construction methods.

Saratoga planners denied a 25‑home builder’s‑remedy project on a 72‑acre hillside, citing emergency‑access and wildfire risks. The developer plans to appeal to the City Council.

A full‑floor penthouse at 189 East Lake Shore Drive closed for $5.2M — about $5M below its 2015 price after roof rights and some parking changed hands.

The Cadet Chapel’s long-running restoration now has firmer dates: the white protective cocoon may come down in July 2027, with staged reopening beginning spring 2028.

Lidl is selling off several San Antonio parcels it bought in 2017 after planned stores never opened; the latest sale moved a Universal City lot earlier this month.

Houston-based Hines bought the 239,000‑sq‑ft Design Center in Charlotte’s South End for $170M. The fully leased complex houses design showrooms and national retailers.

Napa County’s 2026–27 assessment roll rose to $59.3 billion, a $1.8B increase driven largely by Prop. 13 inflation adjustments and new construction amid property declines.

Beehive Industries plans to invest $70M and add more than 200 jobs in Southwest Ohio to ramp up production of its 3D‑printed Frenzy jet engines. State and regional officials are working on incentives while the company scales machining and printing capacity locally.

Prime Finance paid $59M for the 190‑unit MDA Apartments at 63 East Lake, ending a foreclosure and receivership that had shadowed the building for two years.

Electra will open a 96‑acre EL9 production facility at AirPark Ohio, investing $850M and promising nearly 2,000 jobs in Springfield and Clark County.

GPR Ventures sold Bradshaw Business Park in Rancho Cordova for about $20 million after a nine‑year hold. The Colliers‑listed asset was marketed as largely leased and marked contract pending.

A developer has pitched turning Nordson’s Amherst buildings into a 45‑megawatt hyperscale data center. Officials will weigh infrastructure, water and zoning impacts.

The shuttered Corelle (Pyrex) factory in Charleroi has been listed for sale as a 26‑acre industrial parcel with a 110,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and rail access.