A Dallas investor has bought Presidio Junction, the big retail cluster in far north Fort Worth. The deal covers multiple adjoining centers and leaves major anchors like Costco on separate parcels.

A Lake Norman waterfront compound that once carried a $15M price tag has been carved into two $7.5M parcels to widen buyer interest, including developers. Local listings show a mix of residential buildings and a sailing club that make the site unique.

A shuttered pet store at Wilshire and 14th has become the flashpoint in a dispute over an eight‑story plan that would add senior affordable units but remove a public lot.

The Mural is a 165‑home build‑to‑rent community in Brownsburg offering single‑family rentals with smart‑home features, a pool and included maintenance.

SupplyHouse is moving into a 527,000‑sf Canal Winchester warehouse, nearly doubling its Columbus footprint and shifting fulfillment work this spring.

Seattle investor Security Properties will hand management of dozens of Pacific Northwest apartment communities to Bozzuto, affecting thousands of units and hundreds of staff.

Hidden River Middle School in St. Paul reopened after an almost $50M renovation that added classrooms, security upgrades and a geoexchange heating and cooling system. The work also included interior updates at Wilson School.

Industrious is expanding at Tower 49 in Midtown, adding two floors and about 52,000 sq ft to bring its footprint to nearly half the building.

Slipcast Brewing broke ground on an 8,000‑sqft, $5M brewery and gastropub at Sixth & Riley in Franklin, aiming for an early‑2027 opening and a downtown boost.

Former Starbucks chief Howard Schultz bought a Surfside penthouse for about $44M and will relocate his private family office to Miami while keeping his foundation in Seattle.

Hundreds of complaints have flowed to DCWP since the FARE Act took effect, but only a handful of broker-fee refunds have been issued to tenants. Enforcement numbers and borough hotspots don’t yet line up with expectations.

Durham has reconvened a working group to revive plans for the four‑acre site at 505 W. Chapel Hill St., weighing affordable‑housing scenarios and a possible rehab of the Milton Small building.

Permits show Normandy Cove, a five-building, $23.01M, 151,927‑sq‑ft apartment project planned for Jacksonville's Westside.