A widening price gap is sending buyers south: Tacoma’s single‑family medians sat near $500K in May while Seattle topped $1,037,500, drawing interest from families and first‑time buyers. Brokers and NWMLS data show quick sales at entry price points and fierce competition for waterfront lots.

Cleveland Clinic will open a four‑story outpatient center at Brecksville’s Valor Acres, adding medical services to the growing mixed‑use campus. The move builds on recent retail and office deals at the site.

A Brownsville-based operator bought the 117-room TownePlace Suites on San Antonio’s River Walk, adding to a string of downtown hotel sales this year.

West Colonial Oaks, a grocery-anchored center on West Colonial Drive, traded this spring for about $25.1M to a Dallas investor while remaining roughly 95% leased. Longstanding national tenants will stay in place.

A 2,000‑acre St. Helena estate has relisted for $100 million, offering vineyards, water rights, four residences and a private seven‑acre lake.

Lume Cannabis founder Dave Morrow listed his 16,000‑sq‑ft Cherry Hills Village estate for $12 million, calling it “too much house for two.”

Two renovated Sedam Street houses reopened Thursday as the Port begins selling rehabbed homes in Sedamsville. The project aims to turn 18 former rentals into affordable owner-occupied houses.

Heavy developers are circling a roughly $50M plan to convert North Canton’s Hoover West factory into apartments and retail after years of stalled proposals.

The URA hired Indovina Associates to study converting vacant Mellon Square storefronts into active retail — possibly a restaurant that opens into the park. The work is partly backed by a $250,000 Mellon Foundation grant.

North Park Ventures has bought the four‑building Tarpon Springs Industrial Park at 1400 L & R Industrial Blvd, adding an 83,000‑sf small‑bay campus to its Tampa Bay holdings.

A City Council bill would require heat action plans on job sites, chilled water and temporary work stoppages at extreme temperatures. Supporters call it a safety upgrade; industry wants clarity on implementation.

Eldridge will take roughly 8,000 sq ft at Miami’s trophy tower 830 Brickell, joining other billionaire-backed firms that have pushed local rents to record levels.

Public filings show a mid‑rise called Riverside Flats is planned across from OhioHealth Riverside, with unit counts in city records ranging from 259 to 275 while a local report cited 340.