Middleburg Communities filed plans for a Mosby apartment project at 5650 Milam Road in Fairburn, marking the firm's first push into metro Atlanta.

A Macy’s Home and Furniture building on Spring Mountain Road sold for $14.7M to local investors who also bought an adjacent group of restaurants. Macy’s says operations and the lease are unchanged for now.

Boone County has paused new data‑center approvals for 12 months while planners rewrite zoning rules to address water, power and neighborhood impacts.

The final penthouse at One High Line has gone into contract at about $26.6M, moving the towers closer to a full sellout. The deal comes as developers finish financing and closings.

San Jose plans to buy the landmark Knox‑Goodrich building, using a $975K escrow holdback to push a nearby 276‑unit project toward permits and construction.

Target purchased land in Clayton to anchor a planned $100M shopping center, a sign that national retail is moving into rapidly growing Johnston County.

ATTOM data shows foreclosure filings rose 14% year‑over‑year in May while monthly totals slipped, with states like Florida and metros such as Cleveland feeling the strain.

A 452‑unit Fort Worth apartment community has changed hands; brokers say the property offers interior renovation upside and drew institutional interest amid a softer DFW rent market.

Former Heat center Hassan Whiteside has his Miami Beach waterfront home under contract; the five‑bedroom estate was listed at $14.8M and was bought in 2016 for $7.3M.

Ogletree Deakins is relocating its Columbus office from the KeyBank Building to the Encova Building and plans a $1.3M interior overhaul.

Hathaway Development will build a 325‑unit Exchange at Wyld Oaks after buying an 11‑acre site in Apopka; construction begins this month and first units are due summer 2027.

A national industrial buyer quietly added six industrial yards across San Antonio that together total nearly 100 acres, signaling more institutional ownership of local outdoor‑storage sites.

CRG sold Building C at The Cubes at Mesa Gateway — a 1.2M‑SF Lowe’s‑leased Class A warehouse — in what brokers say is one of Phoenix’s largest single‑building trades this year.