Penny Vinik has sold her Palma Ceia estate in South Tampa in what local reporting calls a record-setting deal. The 14,919-sq-ft property had been marketed at $19.8M.

Permits and FAA filings show cranes and foundation work moving forward at the 39‑story Ora Hotel and Residences in downtown Tampa. The project has cleared key pre-construction steps.

Brookland Commons, a roughly 10‑acre Hutto project, is back in permitting after a two‑year redesign and would add dozens of townhomes, condos and a neighborhood retail center.

Hawaii homeowners face steep remodel bills. Local builders and officials break down concrete steps — from clearer scopes to prefab ADUs and rebates — that can cut thousands.

A 28‑story downtown St. Louis tower is on the market with a $53M asking price; the offering shows high occupancy and bundled parking plus ancillary space.

New analysis shows steep renewal rent hikes have dropped sharply since New York’s Good Cause Eviction law took effect, offering early relief for many market‑rate renters.

Pivot Bio is investing more than $7 million to expand manufacturing in Hazelwood and will add 40 jobs while pairing production with Creve Coeur research.

A William Wurster–designed Belvedere estate is on the market for $50M, offering sweeping San Francisco Bay views and nearly an acre of terraced grounds. The listing is being handled by Compass.

A stretch of farmland along Highway 120 is under contract to the Geneva Lakes YMCA while the city eyes the other half for police and fire; neighbors are divided and the council set a six‑month review.

A prominent local lawyer has snapped up several starter homes on Corona Court, leaving neighbors worried about affordability and the neighborhood’s future. City leaders and a new land trust are weighing responses.

Charlotte developer Keith Corp bought 178 acres in Rock Hill to expand Legacy Park East, with plans for up to 1.7 million square feet of industrial space.

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb sued Mid‑America Apartment Communities, alleging mandatory and hidden fees at a 269‑unit building made advertised rents misleading.

Porsche Arlington filed plans for a 67,000-square-foot dealership at the former Rosenthal Chevrolet site and will rebrand as Porsche Alexandria.