A homeowner in Eagle Mountain was blocked from subdividing his 1.45‑acre lot, and a state bill to fast‑track small‑lot starter homes failed in committee. The standoff highlights a statewide tension over who gets to reshape neighborhoods.

A Gamble Rogers–designed lakefront estate in Winter Park faces demolition as a contentious lot‑split cleared the Planning & Zoning Board and heads to the commission. Preservationists say the vote could reshape how the city protects its oldest homes.

The Lowell Historic Board cleared a $40M plan to tear down 1960s-era North Canal buildings and replace 116 aging units with 160 new affordable apartments in the Acre. The phased project emphasizes tenant relocation, green space and energy efficiency.

Harvard’s new housing report finds household growth slowed, unsold new‑home inventory surged and renter cost burdens hit record highs — effects already showing up in Columbus.

The Justus Companies opened a new 20,000‑sq‑ft headquarters at the Promenade of Noblesville, shifting key staff from Indianapolis and adding office space and jobs.

The Levin Johnston team closed two Peninsula multifamily sales — a 16-unit San Mateo building and a 15-unit Palo Alto property — worth about $17.9M combined. The deals highlight continued investor interest on the Peninsula.

A bluff-top Malibu estate at 29754 Baden Place lists for $28.85M. The 8,701‑sq‑ft home offers ocean views, terraces, a pool and a pickleball court.

Boyle Investment closed on 311 acres for Harlin, a Village Green‑style development in Franklin. City approval came with caps and roadwork conditions after neighbor pushback.

A DLC/DRA partnership paid $17.1 million for Winchester Commons, the Kroger-anchored shopping center at Winchester and Hacks Cross, county records show.

A buyer says the company that owns Diddy's Star Island mansion failed to provide a clear title at a May 12 closing and has sued to force a $55M sale.

Local investors Huan "Jeff" Mai and Qing Zhong bought the Gold Spike and adjacent parcels for about $11.38 million, according to public records. The purchase transfers a property long tied to Tony Hsieh's downtown holdings.

An L.A. investor paid about $98M for Elliot Gateway, a 516,000‑SF, fully leased industrial campus in southeast Mesa—another sign of strong demand for Phoenix warehouses.

A local family has pledged about $50 million to help fund a planned 100,000‑square‑foot aquarium at the Columbus Zoo — the largest gift in the zoo’s history.