A 6‑bed, 10‑bath Sandy Springs estate at 1165 W. Garmon Rd sold for $9.75M, the highest residential sale in city history. The property’s pool, pickleball court and indoor kids’ gym stood out in photos.

A full-floor condo at Central Park Tower went into contract with a $54.9M ask, the priciest of 15 Manhattan homes to find buyers in the week ending July 5. The 7,000‑sq‑ft unit brings full-floor scale back to the top of the market.

Regency Centers' The Berkeley at Durbin Park will be anchored by Whole Foods with TJ Maxx, Firebirds and Shake Shack joining the lineup. Groundbreaking is expected in Q4 2026.

Avery Hall has filed to convert the bankrupt hotel site at 1550 Bedford into an 18‑story building of roughly 250 apartments, with about 30% set aside under MIH. Community Board 9 has pressed the developer on scale and deep affordability.

A planned $14M sale of most of Citigroup’s Far West Side campus collapsed this week, keeping the 36‑acre property on the market while Citi completes a nearby consolidation.

A state filing shows Sam’s Club plans a 166,000 sq ft, $24M warehouse at 3007 W. Loop 1604 South — its first West Side San Antonio location, due Nov. 2027.

The ownership group at Four Seasons Hualalai is moving to develop the remaining estate parcels after strong sales and a major land consolidation last year.

A Heights retail plaza at 2400 N. Shepherd Drive sold to New York REIT Curbline after multiple full‑price offers, with the purchase price undisclosed. The small, grocery‑adjacent center drew competitive interest from buyers.

A Harbor Acres waterfront estate at 1204 Hillview Drive closed for $17 million, one of the largest mainland Sarasota transactions this year.

Third & Urban filed plans for Pass 42 at 4212 Raleigh St., proposing up to 120,000 square feet of office, retail and amenities including courts and outdoor spaces. The move advances The Pass redevelopment along the Sugar Creek light‑rail corridor.

El Segundo planners will review a proposal to demolish the Hyatt Place at 750 N. Nash and build a five‑story, roughly 230,780‑sq‑ft data center with its own substation; the hearing is July 9, 2026.

Crews have started work at the former Bayview prison as Chelsea Beacon takes shape: 131 permanently affordable apartments, supportive units and a short-term transitional residence are planned.

A seven-story, mostly one-bedroom affordable building is proposed at 9700 W. Venice Blvd in Palms as city planners review the application.