Jamie McMurray trimmed $1M off his Lake Norman estate this week, cutting the asking price to about $10.995M after months on the market.

Pickle Lodge will take over ACES Pickleball at Factory 52 in Norwood on June 1, expanding its Cincinnati footprint to 51 courts across three sites.

Suncor CEO Richard Kruger paid $13.6M cash for an 11,460‑sq‑ft North Scottsdale home with a rooftop elevator, 70‑foot pool and eight‑car garage.

Orlando Health has started construction on a downtown Weight Loss and Bariatric Surgery Institute at 55 W. Gore St., a $13M project that will centralize specialty care and add training space.

Mokena has a cluster of approvals and filings that would add a Lakeside Bank, a 96‑room Staybridge Suites, new restaurants and a food‑truck park to its LaGrange Road corridor.

Tampa's Rivergate Tower has a new owner. Andrew Wright's Ally Capital Group says it will spend millions updating the downtown landmark.

A seven-story, 223-unit eldercare complex is proposed at 14550 Delano St., offering low-income and shared-housing units for seniors plus an on-site adult day health center.

The Basilica of Saint Mary closed its main sanctuary after Easter for a yearlong $45M restoration; services will continue in the lower-level Teresa of Calcutta Hall.

Trustees approved ordinances to start the sale and redevelopment of the old Traughber Junior High, moving toward a 161‑unit housing plan.

A century‑old Stockyards warehouse that housed Los Vaqueros has been relisted, offering 33,000 square feet on 2.23 acres amid a wave of Stockyards redevelopment.

Metro Council will consider rezoning the PSC Metals scrapyard into the 'East Bend' neighborhood this week, with amendment packets, traffic plans and community concerns in play.

A lawsuit and a packed petition have stalled plans for a 57,000‑sq‑ft New Journey recovery campus in New Berlin, pitting the Rescue Mission against neighbors and a developer. Court dates and appeals will decide whether construction can proceed.

A NAR analysis finds managers, business and STEM roles lead homeownership in the Detroit metro, but tight supply and rising prices keep many buyers sidelined.