Elk Grove Unified says it may use eminent domain to buy a Rancho Cordova parcel for the Suncreek middle/high campus and will ask trustees to consider a resolution Aug. 4, 2026.

An 85‑acre Plano campus anchored by Samsung is being marketed as a fully leased, institutional‑grade office portfolio. JLL is handling the sale.

Heron Pond, a condemned 304‑unit Pembroke Pines condo community, sold for $20.5M in a court receivership sale that clears a legal fight and opens the site to redevelopment.

The Allen planning panel recommended rezoning to allow BMK Pharma's roughly 50,000-square-foot compounding and research HQ; City Council will consider the request on Aug. 11.

A developer wants to build a 75,000‑square‑foot grocery and supporting retail on a former Commerce Township golf course while gifting much of the surrounding land to expand Victory Park.

Sacramento's Storage Star closed a 59-property portfolio across 13 states, more than doubling its holdings and accelerating its national expansion.

Omni Royal Orleans reopened La Riviera rooftop & pool bar with a new pool, private cabanas and expanded dining, the latest phase of a multi-year renovation. Day passes and cabanas are now available.

Sonesta secured a $291M senior loan from Fortress to refinance and reposition four Midtown Manhattan hotels totaling 917 rooms. The financing could fund upgrades and stabilize operations across the portfolio.

Costco paid $5.5M for the former TGI Friday’s lot on Riverdale Boulevard and will move its gas operation there, planning a 20‑pump island and roughly 128 extra parking spots.

Venture Global will hold three open houses in Plaquemines Parish July 28–30 to outline the proposed LNG expansion and its timeline.

St. Louis County will accept sealed bids Aug. 24–26 for hundreds of tax-delinquent parcels, from neighborhood homes to major commercial sites. Deadlines, examples and legal risks are outlined.

Amaterra Hospitality Group bought the 85-room RiverPlace Hotel on Portland’s south waterfront for $11 million and tapped CoralTree Hospitality to manage the property.

Residents near the former Kohler site in Spartanburg say construction noise, trucks and bright lights are already disrupting daily life as permits and lawsuits move forward.