Veridian Homes advanced Phase 5 of Arrowood, adding 36 single‑family lots to the development’s roughly 303‑home plan; the Plan Commission recommended the final plat Wednesday. Council action is on the near-term calendar.

Katz Properties sold the Bon Aire Apartments at 1560 N. Prospect Ave. for $11.2M, transferring the East Side building to a Shorewood-based buyer. The quick resale follows Katz’s January purchase.

Latham & Watkins added a floor at downtown’s 811 Main, joining a cluster of law firms expanding in the trophy tower as demand for premium offices returns. The move highlights renewed appetite for client‑facing space in Houston.

Aventura commissioners approved a supersized Flow plan that would add roughly 720 apartments, reduced parking and $5M toward a charter school.

Plans to convert the Clark Building into mostly‑affordable apartments are paused after rising construction and financing costs outpaced recent tax‑credit awards.

A New York CEO identified as Fernandez bought 134 Casa Bendita in Palm Beach for $25M, a high‑end purchase listed by Margit Brandt.

The Butler Township planning commission approved plans for a drive-through Scooter's Coffee at Greenwood Plaza; final approval now moves to township commissioners.

Three top South Side brokers have turned buyers, building a roughly $70M Chicago portfolio while foreclosure fights and a federal raid shine a spotlight on the deals.

Charles R. 'Charlie' Brown, 87, reshaped Atlanta with Atlantic Station and major suburban office parks. Colleagues recall his consensus-building approach and long-running influence in regional development.

A Glencoe blufftop that sold for $9.2M in 2025 is back on the market at $14.8M after a modernist rebuild — an about‑face that tests the North Shore luxury market.

Greyhill Group and P3 Properties bought Riverbend at Port Imperial in West New York for about $125.3 million, taking a 301‑unit waterfront complex out of institutional hands.

A new analysis credits the Indianapolis Cultural Trail with roughly $3 billion in added assessed value since 2007, raising fresh questions about upkeep, taxes and planned expansions.

After a packed June hearing, Lenox Township’s Planning Commission paused draft data‑center ordinances as residents demand more time, transparency and stronger safeguards. Recall petitions are now underway.