JPMorgan is committing $24 million to Philadelphia’s shipbuilding cluster, directing most of the funds to a $100M Navy Yard expansion tied to submarine work.

Belle Fiore, a 70‑acre Ashland vineyard and French‑style chateau, is listed for $26M — the offering pairs a trophy residence with a turnkey winery and event operation.

A Florida developer has pitched Wildhaven, a 740‑acre luxury resort for north Denton that would include a hotel, equestrian arenas and 152 homes starting near $1.5M. The proposal arrives as Denton sees several mega‑developments reshape its northern edges.

Park City estates and lifestyle buyers are keeping Utah’s luxury market strong even as middle‑market buyers struggle with higher costs. Luxury demand is more about lifestyle than rates.

TelyRx expanded its Clearwater headquarters to nearly 19,500 square feet after surpassing one million prescriptions and reporting steep revenue gains. The move will add fulfillment capacity and local hires.

Affiliates of Apollo provided a $71M construction loan to convert 139 Franklin Street in Tribeca into roughly 18 luxury condominiums with interiors by Ryan Korban.

Blackstone has tapped CMBS markets for a roughly $950M refinance anchored by San Jose’s 880 Industrial Center, a sign lenders remain bullish on logistics cash flows. The floating‑rate, interest‑only loan covers about 8.3M sq ft.

An environmental court has ordered a new review of plans for a Ritz‑Carlton at Turtle Bay, pausing permits while wildlife and habitat impacts are reassessed.

Travel + Leisure is buying Yes& Vacations and agreeing to acquire Spinnaker Resorts for $343M total, adding 23 resorts and 100,000+ owners across Maui, Hilton Head and Las Vegas.

Stacker used May Zillow data to rank Texas cities by typical home value and found Westlake at No. 1 with a typical home above $3.1M as DFW and Austin suburbs dominate.

North River Leerink withdrew from Somerville's 90 Washington RFP, leaving Wood Partners as the lone finalist and narrowing the city's leverage on parking, open space and affordable homes.

Rally House filed plans to demolish and rebuild its Lane Avenue shop across from Ohio Stadium into a much larger store with a 400‑sqft electronic billboard.

Alpharetta is replacing Fire Station 81 and renovating Station 82 in a multi‑million‑dollar push to modernize facilities, add a clean room and improve firefighter safety. The work is funded through the city’s capital plan.