Columbus' Zone In team says staff will remain active through the summer as planners refine Phase Two maps and prepare a public comment period.

Zion Shores promises ocean‑style waves and waterfront homes in Washington City, but its plan to use treated brackish groundwater has raised concerns among water managers and neighbors.

Prologis paid about $352M for the seven‑building Davie Business Center in Broward, adding institutional weight to a park just off I‑595. The purchase underscores continued investor interest in South Florida logistics.

Developers secured initial financing for Tabor Village, a 229‑unit senior affordable housing project on 19 acres at 6200 Baraboo Drive in Oak Cliff.

A rare NYC lottery at Waterline Square lists one‑ and two‑bedrooms under $1,000. Applications run through June 23.

BankUnited opened an Uptown Charlotte office at One Independence Center and reports roughly $250M in early deals as it builds a Carolinas base.

A $14.2M rehab of the 120-year-old Alexandra in Walnut Hills preserved 83 affordable senior units and modernized the landmark building. Local partners and lenders combined funding to limit displacement and restore key systems and accessibility.

Nan Inc. paid about $10M for 280 acres near Lihue to build an operations hub. The deal follows other Grove Farm land sales that are reshaping Kauai.

The Pass Casino on Water Street has been sold to ECL Water Street LLC. Regulators must approve the transfer before a planned Aug. 1 closing.

LM Real Estate Partners paid $27.5M for a new, fully leased cold-storage facility in Hiram. Hungryroot will run the site as its Southeast distribution hub.

Miami‑Dade’s housing committee will consider transferring a 6,900‑sq‑ft Wynwood lot to Rilea and Ciprés for an eight‑story project that would deliver 14 below‑market three‑bedroom rentals and an $800k community fund.

A century‑old downtown hotel in the Fulton Building will relaunch this summer as The Atterbury after a multi‑million‑dollar renovation that refreshed 300 rooms and the rotunda.

The Nashville Convention Center Authority paid $52.03M for a one‑acre parcel next to Music City Center, positioning the city to assemble land for a planned expansion.