FRP Development and partner PCCP delivered a 200,000‑sf Class A warehouse in Delray Beach — the first of three buildings at Logistics Center at Delray. Cushman & Wakefield is marketing the space.

Birmingham-based Arlington Properties filed plans for a five-story, 8.4-acre apartment project in Hillsborough County that would add hundreds of units. The application is an early-stage filing subject to county review amid Live Local debates.

Graphite Real Estate bought the Publix-anchored Shoppes of Sweetwater in Longwood for $14M and plans to develop a vacant corner pad to attract new tenants.

Industrious is taking 25,000 square feet at The Lab on Platte and plans a July opening, converting a former WeWork floor into a new coworking hub for small companies and solo entrepreneurs.

Micron has listed the top four floors at 712 West Peachtree for sublease and may vacate its Midtown Atlanta design center, creating a large Class A vacancy.

Red Oak’s council chambers overflowed as residents opposed a rezoning that would open nearly 830 acres along FM 2377 to data‑center development. Public comment ran late and voices on both sides pressed the council.

Hamilton County broke ground on May 11 on a three‑story Judicial Center expansion in downtown Noblesville that will add seven new courtrooms and upgraded security.

Amazon plans to repurpose a long‑vacant Sturtevant warehouse for package sorting and a new pharmaceutical processing line, according to reporting.

Renderings show three mixed-use towers proposed for the Godfrey Hotel site on Rocky Point, turning a storm-damaged waterfront parcel into hotel rooms and residences. City approvals and rezoning are still pending.

Developers revived an 18‑story Hood Park tower at 25 Supertest proposing a 130‑room hotel, 108 apartments and a one‑acre Hood Green.

Aldi-anchored Bolton Plaza at 661 Blanding Blvd. in Orange Park has sold; brokers say the deal underscores investor interest in grocery-anchored retail.

City Council rezoned the 25‑acre former Big Lots headquarters, clearing the way for OhioHealth to explore converting the campus into hospital or medical uses.

A five-property office, retail and medical package in Melbourne traded for about $35M, splitting between two buyers and totaling roughly 294,570 square feet.