Brevard Zoo set a Dec. 2 groundbreaking for its $140M Bowen Aquarium after raising about $74M; organizers project roughly 525,000 visitors and $128M in annual impact.

Ryan Serhant launched California operations with offices in San Francisco and Beverly Hills, bringing 16 founding agents and an AI-powered toolkit to the luxury market.

Two brownstones led Brooklyn’s luxury market last week, helping the borough log about $71M in contracts for properties asking $2M and up.

A realtor.com roundup and city tallies say San Diego’s fast‑track Permit Now process has permitted 6,746 homes since 2023 and averages a nine‑day review. Officials praise speed; advocates note permits are only the first step.

Abebe Ventures has broken ground on St. George Crossing, a 190‑acre New Urbanism project near Waynesboro that could add up to 1,600 homes and tap state housing funds.

Crews have formed foundations at 1482 First Avenue as work advances on a 30‑story, 86‑unit tower. Financing from Helaba cleared the way and delivery is eyed for late 2027.

The 10‑story Hill Castle tower at 1431 Jackson sold in late March for $6.95M — far below prior county valuations — highlighting distress in downtown Oakland’s rental market.

A Las Raíces lottery in East Harlem lists studios from $788 and one-bedrooms under $1,000. Unit counts, income bands and application details are on NYC Housing Connect.

Knox County’s median January sale price dipped to $375,000 as recorded transactions fell to 501, according to Realtor.com deed data reported locally. The shift signals a modest cool‑down after recent gains.

A 432‑sq‑ft cottage at 1041 Marine Drive is listed for $18.8M; the oversized 8,500‑sq‑ft oceanfront lot and private stairs to Shaw's Cove drive the price.

Columbus is moving public safety offices from a Franklinton-area site to a larger downtown facility, freeing up land near The Peninsula and COSI for potential development.

A 248,000-square-foot warehouse used by Cardinal Health in Walton Hills sold for nearly $40 million, underscoring strong investor demand for modern industrial space in Northeast Ohio.

The Poplar Avenue building that houses Growlers is on the market for $899,000, raising questions about the future of live music in Midtown.