A zoning board cleared a $65M plan to convert Fall River’s Charlton Mill into 215 apartments, pairing a mill rehab with a new 68-unit building along Cook Pond. The vote lifts a major local hurdle and moves the project toward permits and construction.

Philadelphia’s Union League bought Avalon’s Whitebrier and has converted the 200-seat bar into a members-only outpost, prompting debate about access as the shore season resumes.

Diane Keaton’s restored Spanish Colonial on North Roxbury was relisted after a nearly $5M cut, dropping the ask to about $20.5M. The estate’s celebrity provenance remains central to the pitch.

Neighbors, tribes and stewards have mobilized to block a proposed Prewett Street mansion on Flat Top, citing safety, cultural and environmental risks. Appeals and fundraising are already underway.

Honolulu pulled a $34M line to buy the former JAIMS site in Hawaii Kai, with the council chair citing tight finances and plans to revisit the idea next year.

MovingPlace's April report finds downtown 78701 and suburbs Leander and Pflugerville among the nation's hottest ZIP codes for new moves, signaling split urban‑and‑suburban demand.

High Street Residential plans to replace Cedar Hills parking with a 369‑unit, transit‑oriented development that includes ground‑floor retail and new pedestrian space.

A crown penthouse at The Residences at The Dallas Edition in Uptown lists for $21 million. The full‑floor residence includes terraces, a private pool and branded‑hotel access.

County documents show Amazon bought the Ashley Furniture distribution campus in Spanaway for roughly $200 million, plus nearby parcels. The acquisition adds a major logistics node near the Port of Tacoma.

Astor Court, a 25,000‑sqft Gold Coast estate at 1355 N Astor, is relisted for $21M with a new @properties agent leading the sale.

A long‑vacant 19th‑century mill on West 33rd has been converted into 60 affordable apartments and ground‑floor nonprofit space, county records and the developer say.

A feasibility study says a Salem Township dairy hub could expand processing, cut hauling costs and produce renewable energy for local dairies.

A 60-unit, 55+ building is proposed at 550 Reading in Pendleton, replacing a 1964 warehouse. OHFA filings show the roughly $21.8M project would target households earning 30%–70% AMI.