Bechtel will lead construction of the first phase at Micron’s $100B White Pine Commerce Park megafab, and crews are mobilizing immediately as the project moves from prep to build.

Vida Companies is planning Carrena, a roughly 289-unit apartment community near the Mall of Georgia in Buford; construction financing has closed and first units are expected in fall 2027.

EliseAI added another floor at 401 Fifth Ave after a 109,000‑sf, 10‑year lease — a sign AI tenants are helping push Midtown’s office recovery.

New Albany Co. paid $12.9M for 146 acres west of Johnstown, taking farmland off an auction block and adding another parcel near Intel's Ohio One campus.

NewRock Partners has leased about 27,000 sq ft of ground‑floor retail at Oaklyn and Parklyn, bringing fitness, grocery and fast‑casual dining to North Federal Highway. The deals signal new retail momentum in downtown Oakland Park.

Hawaii's Domino's franchisee paid $7.3M for five warehouse condos at The Crossing in Kapolei, signaling rising owner-user demand in West Oʻahu's industrial market.

A 1929 La Jolla estate with guest houses, a theater, pool and tennis court is listed at $27.9M; its historic designation and Mills Act eligibility could cut annual taxes sharply.

Thousands in Tirana are protesting a Kushner‑linked resort, saying heavy machinery is cutting into protected wetlands and threatening flamingos and sea turtles.

Investors are touring IBM’s 687‑acre Almaden campus in south San Jose, weighing a plan that would keep a small industrial core while preserving most of the hillsides as open space.

First Coast foreclosure filings jumped about 35% and Duval County led the regional increase with nearly 47% growth, according to local reporting and ATTOM data.

A developer secured preliminary approval in late May for a 21‑story, 320‑unit mixed‑use tower near Roosevelt Row that would include retail and stacked amenity floors. The project now moves to detailed city review.

D.R. Horton paid $16.9M for a 97‑lot Homestead site, widening its South Miami‑Dade footprint as builders chase scarce developable land.

HPI will break ground on a new phase of the 100‑acre Hays Commerce Center in Kyle, adding flexible small‑bay warehouse space aimed at local logistics and manufacturers.