A five‑parcel Wynwood assemblage at 85 NE 27th St sold for $14.5M in cash, a steep discount from 2022 as buyers weigh mixed‑use redevelopment potential. Brokers say higher borrowing costs are re‑pricing land in Miami.

A local developer has a deal to buy the long‑vacant Oak Cliff hospital and is pitching a mixed‑use "village" of apartments, townhomes and retail after neighbors opposed a homeless‑services plan.

Elk Grove Village will hold a July 18 raffle giving residents first dibs on 20 new single‑family homes priced in the high $400,000s; winners must live there at least five years.

Duke Health has filed permits for a Garner medical campus including a 60,000‑sq‑ft outpatient building and potential ambulatory services that could bring roughly 600 jobs.

Plans filed with the city show Wild Waves' 66‑acre site in Federal Way could be leveled for a roughly 1‑million‑square‑foot warehouse called Podium I‑5. The park will finish its 2026 season and close on Nov. 1, 2026.

Merrell Bros. has offered a $34.6M plan to build a biosolids‑to‑fertilizer plant in St. Johns County, reviving debate over odors, permits and a public‑private deal.

The Gallery at Rome Yards topped out Friday, advancing an 11‑story, 234‑unit mixed‑income tower in West Tampa that includes live/work spaces and a workforce training center.

NEFAR's April report shows Northeast Florida's median slipped to $390,000; in Duval that buys a modest Avondale bungalow while Nassau buyers get much more space.

Aldine ISD will start a roughly $116M rebuild of George Washington Carver High and is moving ahead on a separately budgeted Education & Performing Arts Center.

From Wakefield pools to North Hills towers, Raleigh’s 2026 neighborhood map offers choices for families, renters and investors. Our quick guide breaks down the top picks.

Basis Industrial and OneIM paid roughly $89.5M for a 25‑building shallow‑bay portfolio in Stone Mountain and Tucker, expanding their small‑bay footprint in metro Atlanta.

Bass Pro Shops is seeking a 20-year PILOT and tax exemptions to build a 130,000‑sq‑ft Outdoor World at a former Sears site in Hicksville. The Nassau IDA has given preliminary approval to review the proposal.

Town Meeting approved rezoning that paves the way for a major mixed‑use redevelopment on Route 9. The proposal would replace a five‑acre office park with housing, a 200‑room hotel and new commercial space.