Playhouse Square has acquired the 1948 Greyhound terminal and is planning interim public uses and stabilization work while longer‑term restoration is studied.

A 517-acre Hill Country parcel in Spicewood is listed for roughly $44M and has drawn interest from aviation and auto buyers. The ranch includes a private grass runway and sits near new luxury projects west of Austin.

Toronto’s Vital Infrastructure paid roughly US$89.9M for the seven‑story East New York Health Hub. Existing medical tenants and AdvantageCare’s lease will remain in place.

A Ponte Vedra Beach oceanfront estate at 1039 Ponte Vedra Blvd closed for $22.2M, becoming the priciest residential sale recorded in Northeast Florida. The deal spotlights demand for rare beachfront parcels.

Monell is moving up the street: the taste‑and‑smell research institute signed a 20‑year lease at One uCity Square and plans to relocate its labs and staff in early 2027.

Amazon filed plans for a 4.2M sq ft, $1B logistics campus in Holbrook that would create roughly 1,000 jobs and add hundreds of truck trips while requiring rezoning and tax breaks.

A Fillworks proposal to fill the Ruprecht Quarry in Lemay has neighbors worried about years of truck traffic, flood risk and dust as county staff review the permit.

Crews are preparing to clear 415 Lavaca in downtown Austin for a planned 30‑story Hilton dual‑brand hotel, city and state filings show.

ViaWest paid $5.3M for Ahwatukee Golf Club and says it will invest in irrigation, driving‑range and clubhouse upgrades while keeping the course open.

A hush‑hush townhouse sale on East 55th surfaced near Extell’s big Midtown buys, raising questions about whether it’s part of a larger assemblage. Public filings remain thin.

Zoning reforms opened the door to backyard ‘granny flats’ across metro Milwaukee, but six‑figure build costs and utility work have kept most projects from moving forward. Cities say money — not rules — is the bottleneck.

EnerSys has narrowed its planned Greenville battery plant to a defense‑focused, 1 GWh facility backed by a revised ~$150M DOE grant and roughly $200M in local incentives. The board has approved the plan and expects construction to start in early fiscal 2028.

Waste Management bought 146 acres in Medley adjacent to its 170‑acre Medley Landfill; the acquisition shifts attention to state permits and county oversight.