A 4.6‑acre Gables Estates parcel that once housed UM presidents closed for about $41.6M; city files and demolition paperwork clear the way for a likely teardown. The sale continues a wave of high‑end waterfront trades in Coral Gables.

Vanbarton scored a $352M refinancing on 425 Lexington, a nearly full Midtown tower anchored by Simpson Thacher, as Manhattan leasing accelerates.

Desert Pines Golf Club will close July 12 as the city prepares to convert the 100‑acre site into roughly 1,566 mixed‑income homes with education and park space. Players and neighbors are mourning the loss even as city officials point to long-term housing gains.

Houses of worship from Lower Manhattan to East New York are converting unused land into income‑restricted apartments. The shift pairs mission with new revenue models.

The Homer Foundation paid roughly $8 million for the landmark Bohn Motor building on S. Broad, putting Odyssey House in control of a major treatment and clinic site.

After a packed council meeting, Elk River voted down a zoning amendment that would have allowed a 60,000‑sq‑ft data center, leaving the permit in doubt. Neighbors and the nearby brewery welcomed the decision.

A 176‑unit tower in Denver’s Golden Triangle changed hands for $30M on June 29, 2026 — roughly half of what it sold for in 2021 — highlighting a broader multifamily repricing.

S2 Industrial has acquired the Point 820 campus in east Fort Worth and will rebrand it Panther City Industrial Park. The buyer plans interior upgrades and a leasing push.

A new Florida law forces listing sites to display realistic tax estimates or link buyers to county tax tools, aiming to prevent surprise bills after closing.

Merritt Properties landed a $750M Centerbridge-led investment and promoted Robb Merritt to CEO as it gears up to expand shallow-bay warehouses across the mid-Atlantic and Southeast.

Milwaukee is stepping in to help fund the renovation of the Mitchell Street building at 1101–1113 W. Historic Mitchell St., shifting plans from demolition toward affordable housing and storefronts.

Boomerang Industrial has started site work on STX Frio, a 325,274‑sf cold storage warehouse at FM 2252 in Schertz. The speculative project includes modern cold‑chain specs and public infrastructure support.

A five‑building row in Carnegie Hill traded to ABJ Properties for roughly $23M as Aimco continues to sell off its New York holdings. Neighbors will watch for management or permit changes.