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Carmine’s is anchoring Glades Station at Glades Road and Dixie Highway in Boca Raton, bringing a market and La Trattoria slated to open in early 2027.
A new Sans Souci Estates waterfront house sold for about $24M, becoming the priciest single‑family sale recorded in North Miami. The 2025‑built modern home closed mid‑July.
Willmeng broke ground on GO|99 North, a 1.1M‑sf speculative warehouse in Tolleson aimed at easing a shortage of mega‑warehousing in the Phoenix metro.
Genius AI nearly doubled its Union Square footprint with a roughly 14,000‑square‑foot expansion at 838 Broadway as it rebrands and raises fresh funding.
A Pebb Capital‑led joint venture bought UNO South Pointe and plans a roughly 10,000‑sq‑ft ultra‑luxury penthouse office atop the South of Fifth property.
A Paradise Valley chef’s‑kitchen home with a commercial walk‑in refrigerator closed this month for about $9.08M. The gated Casa Blanca property sold in early July as luxury sales heat up in the Valley.
Intalex, Itero and Greenwall paid $97.8M for The Ponce in Coral Gables and plan roughly $30M in upgrades aimed at leasing up the campus by 2027.
Tampa developer Third Lake filed plans on July 27, 2026 for a 273‑unit apartment complex at The Grove at Wesley Chapel. The proposal sits near entitlements the county expanded last year.
District records show Disney is spending at least $30M beyond the parks — including a $24.4M Animal Kingdom Lodge room refresh and BoardWalk additions due late 2026.
Work has begun on the $114 million Phase 2 west building at Sumner High, part of a $412.2 million master plan approved by voters in 2024. Phase 2 is slated to finish by fall 2028.
After two years largely empty, Hudson Pacific's Washington 1000 at 1000 Olive Way is seeing renewed leasing tours and interest from prospective tenants.
Oakdale gave the Tanners Lake developer until July 28 to show financing or risk losing the deal. The deadline clouds plans for 126 apartments and 12 townhomes.
Arkansas‑based Bank OZK says it is in active talks to sell undeveloped parcels at the Baltimore Peninsula and may break the site into smaller lots. The lender’s next moves will shape South Baltimore’s waterfront buildout.
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