A new pre‑application asks to add about 1,000 hotel rooms at 5101 Blue Lagoon Drive, proposing two 14‑story towers beside Miami International Airport. The site’s owner bought the existing Hilton in 2023 and county planners will now review the concept.

JPMorgan Chase will take about 51,000 sq ft at Broadwest and is pushing for prominent J.P. Morgan signage atop the Midtown tower.

Omnia Properties has bought 108 E. 16th Street near Union Square. Recent Department of Buildings filings point to a roughly $1.4M renovation permit.

A family office tied to Peter Thiel has leased 18,158 sq ft at 830 Brickell for about $250 per sq ft, setting a new benchmark for Miami trophy office rents. The deal underscores Brickell's pull for wealthy out‑of‑state tenants.

The state is sending $20M to East Williamsburg — $10M DRI and $10M NY Forward — to shore up affordable housing, small businesses and public‑space upgrades.

Structural steel is rising at Memorial Stadium as the $140M rebuild moves into vertical construction; the One Roof partnership says the student-first venue aims for a late‑2027 opening.

Pulte paid $16.3M for 50 acres in Fort Pierce and is planning Vela Cove — a 239‑home community pitched at buyers priced out of Miami. The project pairs compact floorplans with resort‑style amenities and lower entry prices.

A surge of apartment deliveries pushed vacancy to a decade high and tempered rent gains across the Indianapolis metro. Market data show supply is outpacing leasing in several suburbs.

Costco renewed an 83,833‑sq‑ft lease at the International Center in Sunrise, preserving a major logistics footprint near Fort Lauderdale.

Asset CRG arranged an $18.1M ground lease at 358 Flatbush Ave., assembling air rights to clear the way for an 11‑story, 65‑unit mixed‑use project near Grand Army Plaza.

Kalthia Group bought the Super 8 by Wyndham in north San Jose for about $8 million, joining a run of discounted hotel sales in the Bay Area.

Dynasty Financial Partners is expanding its St. Pete headquarters at 400 Central with a lease that adds about 16,000 square feet, boosting its downtown footprint by more than 30%.

A family-owned West Nashville pizzeria is being forced out after its building sold; the owners launched a fundraiser and are hunting for a new spot before a September 2026 deadline.