A 17,868‑sqft MacDonald Highlands estate with Strip views and hotel‑style bedrooms has hit the market at $14.95 million.

New owner Gary Hartunian is operating Turf Paradise on a short lease while the land's seller markets the 19th and Bell parcel; officials say a 125‑acre site may be needed.

A consultant's fresh cost study puts renovation at $255M, sending the project's total toward $438M and forcing Miami‑Dade to weigh added spending or phased openings.

Petoskey's resort market has tilted upscale: a growing roster of lakefront and Bay Harbor listings now carry seven‑figure price tags. Local brokers point to scarce shoreline and second‑home demand.

Lodging Capital Partners paid $58 million for the 252‑room Hilton Alexandria Old Town — roughly half of the $111M Ashford paid in 2018, according to filings. The sale highlights ongoing stress in the D.C. hotel market.

A fund advised by Crow Holdings Capital bought The Shops at Mockingbird near Love Field. The roughly 77K‑sq‑ft center is nearly fully leased and anchored by LA Fitness.

Mooresville commissioners approved a 218‑home townhome community after a tie‑breaking vote, with the builder promising traffic and sidewalk upgrades. The project aims to add market‑rate homes for local workers.

Buckeye's council cleared a 2,271‑acre Community Master Plan to court a rail‑served industrial mega‑site and strike a complex infrastructure‑reimbursement deal.

SomeraRoad's sales gallery for Pendry Nashville has been selling the Gulch's built neighborhood as the tower's biggest draw since fall 2025.

JN Group purchased two commercial units at Kakaako Commerce Center for $17.68M, converting leased warehouse space into owned property for staging and service. The buy locks in scarce industrial capacity near downtown Honolulu.

The century‑old Huntington Hotel reopened in March after a major remodel, bringing back The Big Four, a three‑level Nob Hill Spa and 143 refreshed rooms.

Webb International secured a city permit to build a 310,464-square-foot, $16.9M warehouse at Imeson International Industrial Park in North Jacksonville.

CBRE Investment Management paid $151M for Belmont Village's Lincoln Park community, a luxury 149‑unit senior living building that opened in 2019.