Galveston’s council ranked 11 census tracts for the federal Opportunity Zone 2.0 round, placing Pelican Island first. The nominations move to the state as officials and researchers weigh how OZ money has historically flowed.

The sons of Westgate Resorts' founder bought the five‑acre Sleuths Mystery Dinner parcel on International Drive at a below‑asking price. The deal puts a hotel‑ready lot back under family control as developers circle.

A cleared 2,470‑sq‑ft West Chelsea lot at 327 Tenth Avenue is listed by BKREA with UAP and inclusionary bonuses that could support roughly 24,700–29,640 ZFA.

King Soopers bought land inside a 310‑acre Aurora tract where developers had proposed a retail center, a move that could bring a grocery‑anchored shopping node to nearby neighborhoods.

A roughly 600,000‑square‑foot data‑center concept has been filed for west Lakeland; planners say it’s far smaller than Fort Meade but power and water questions remain.

QTS unveiled plans for a $10 billion, 500 MW data center campus on about 902 acres at Van Wert’s mega site, with phased construction through roughly 2032.

Michael Dezer is under contract to buy an Orlando timeshare in a court‑approved $8.1M bankruptcy sale that could extinguish thousands of owners’ interval interests. The property sits across from Dezerland Park and may be repurposed after closing.

The Cambridge Housing Authority bought two historic Mass. Ave. buildings and plans to convert all 79 units into deeply affordable homes for low‑ and moderate‑income households.

A reflective glass curtain wall is going up on JPMorgan’s 383 Madison, part of a wider overhaul that will reshape the 47-story tower and finish by winter 2027.

Neighbors celebrated after developers pulled a rezoning plan for the 44‑acre Shalimar Golf Club, but the site's fate remains unresolved as the company reworks a proposal.

A company tied to Robert F. Smith sold a renovated Palm Beach estate at 150 El Vedado Road in a recorded $29.5M transfer.

A front‑row Kohanaiki estate, Hale Kai Apo, closed for $21 million in mid‑April, ranking as the private community’s second‑largest recorded sale behind a $23M closing. The deal underscores continued demand for limited front‑row product on the Kona Coast.

A developer wants to replace Clearwater Beach’s 30‑room Palm Pavilion Inn with a 144‑room resort while preserving the historic restaurant. The plan returns to City Council in early June.