Developers filed for an environmental permit to build a 986‑sqft Dutch Bros in the World Golf Village area. The application is under county and state review.

Cain and Eldridge Industries landed roughly $4.3 billion to advance One Beverly Hills, underpinning the 17.5‑acre luxury project and its 2028 delivery window. The package follows earlier loans and new mezzanine commitments.

Claremont has filed plans for a 12‑story, roughly 150‑unit tower beside its Brookline Village Hilton, a major push for density along Brookline Avenue.

A Bowery Residents’ Committee plan to replace a vacant bank with 106 micro‑units has split Pelham Parkway neighbors. Opponents plan a City Hall rally next month.

Withey Morris Baugh bought the former Half Moon Sports Grill at WaterView and spent roughly $2M converting the 8,000‑sq‑ft space into its new Phoenix office.

M/I Homes filed plans to add roughly 182 homes in Antioch, a sizable for‑sale project that lands amid the area’s retail and residential buildout. The filing is now in Metro’s public records and must clear permitting before construction.

Birmingham-based Highline Hospitality bought the Hilton DFW Lakes in Grapevine and will operate the lakeside conference hotel near DFW Airport. The move expands Highline’s Texas footprint.

Neighborhood Ventures paid $19.5M for Venture on 16th, an 86-unit Biltmore rental bought in a short sale at about a 30% discount. The company plans to stabilize the property and align rents with market levels.

Auberge Collection will build The Stockman, a nine-story, ski-in/ski-out resort with 59 rooms and 95 residences at Steamboat's base; residential sales are set to launch spring 2026.

JLL will market Pinnacle Tower after a sale to Estein USA and Vanderbilt; the 24‑story, 549K‑sf LBJ Freeway tower is about 88% leased.

The University of Minnesota acquired Station 19 at 2001 University Ave SE — a historic mixed‑use firehouse anchored by Buffalo Wild Wings across from Huntington Bank Stadium. The purchase gives the university control of a high‑profile Dinkytown corner with redevelopment potential.

Jewish Family Service opened a new $40 million Addison campus that centralizes medical care, behavioral‑health services, a sensory gym and a larger kosher pantry. The move is part of a fundraising push to expand access across north Dallas.

Wawa is building a doo‑wop–styled Super Wawa at 3400 New Jersey Ave. in Wildwood with neon signage, a larger footprint and on‑site fuel. No opening date yet.