A local developer plans to turn the vacant Chase at 4056 E. Main into La Volta, a sit‑down Italian with retail and a few apartments while adding parking. City and developer materials say the design keeps the bank shell.

Construction has begun on 14 ROC, a 283‑unit condo in downtown Miami. Developers say half the units are already sold and the project is approved for short‑term rentals.

The 24,609‑square‑foot Lyndhurst building that houses the region's only Tesla showroom is listed for about $5.38M; the tenant's lease runs to Jan. 31, 2030.

CMHA broke ground on AspireCOLUMBUS, an 82‑unit mixed‑income development at 360 S. Third Street that includes voucher‑subsidized and accessible apartments.

SummerHill paid $24.4M for a nearly 3‑acre Stevens Creek site in Cupertino and will build 59 for‑sale townhomes, including deed‑restricted below‑market units. The plan replaces a shuttered Staples and two vacant restaurants.

A Seattle developer quietly closed on a Sunrise Key waterfront estate in Fort Lauderdale for about $21.75M. The 8‑bed property features roughly 355 feet of private water frontage.

TPG and major pension investors bought ECHO Realty in a roughly $2B deal, adding 230 grocery-anchored centers and a footprint that includes a Mooreville center near Charlotte.

Northern Trust's $4M investment will help First Coast Habitat build about 100 affordable homes across Duval, Nassau and Baker counties.

St. Augustine Prep's $100M north campus on the former Cardinal Stritch grounds is nearly finished and set to open Aug. 17, 2026. The site will add classrooms, STEM labs and new athletics facilities.

MOD Pizza founders Scott and Ally Svenson sold their 1908 Medina mansion for nearly $11.6M in a high‑end Eastside transaction.

Holt Lunsford has delivered Par 1960, a two‑building, move‑in‑ready industrial campus on FM 1960 totaling roughly 254,186 square feet. Both buildings are now listed for lease.

Kittle Property Group has begun work on Triton Pointe, a 192‑unit, LIHTC‑backed apartment project in north St. Louis County backed by a $27M bond from STL Partnership.

Greystar wants to turn big‑box pads at Miami International Mall into 896 apartments across three phases, with Doral set to weigh the master development agreement next week.