Work began July 13 on the Oregon State Capitol observation deck, with crews removing decades‑old tile around the gilded Oregon Pioneer. The repairs are part of the larger $596M CAMS overhaul and may limit tower tours this summer.

Helltown Brewing will close its Strip District taproom Aug. 30 as developers push a 14‑story condo plan for 1700 Penn. The brewery says it will keep brewing and distribution while plotting a new Pittsburgh location.

Ashville residents have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to review a fiscal officer's decision that blocked a referendum on an EdgeConneX data-center deal that includes a gas plant and $102M in community support.

A $280M senior loan on Shutters on the Beach and Hotel Casa del Mar was moved to special servicing after an extension dispute, raising questions about the hotels' refinancing path.

L.L. Bean will open its first Georgia storefront at Lulah Hills, anchoring the redevelopment of the former North DeKalb Mall in Decatur.

Greensboro-based Daly Seven bought the Four Points by Sheraton near RDU for more than $14 million. The purchase expands its cluster of airport hotels focused on meetings and corporate travel.

Range Group filed plans for a five‑story, 109‑unit brick apartment at 1133 W. Kinzie St., a mid‑rise addition to Fulton Market’s growing housing pipeline. The project joins other recent residential moves in the corridor.

Midtown Development is asking Miami‑Dade to create a Downtown SoMi taxing district to raise about $149M for roads, utilities and parking at Sunset Place.

Jacksonville 3PL FY Logistics will lease nearly 100,000 sq ft at Eastport Exchange and plans to occupy in January 2027.

A lease tied to Summerfest includes a clause that could net the city millions, yet officials haven't pursued the parcel. Public records and reporting raise fresh questions.

A 153‑unit student complex at 1355 N. High St sold for $68.9M on June 30; the buyer plans to rebrand the property as Lark Columbus.

A New York investor is converting a stalled Germantown development into 210 for-sale condos as liens and lawsuits complicate the cleanup.

An unfinished Aman Beverly Hills penthouse is reserved at roughly $200M — a price that would blow past L.A.'s condo record, but the unit is unfinished and only partially committed.