Resia filed a pre‑application to build Golden Glades II, a proposed 220‑unit income‑restricted apartment community on a 5.46‑acre site near the Golden Glades interchange. The plan follows the developer’s nearby modular-built complex.

Anderson Hay has asked the bankruptcy court to approve a $10.75M sale of its Aurora straw plant as it moves to exit the straw business and reorganize. The move could reshape buyers and payments for Willamette Valley growers.

A Chick‑fil‑A is proposed near The Fountains of St. Johns, planned as a 4,713‑sq‑ft drive‑thru that will undergo county review.

Hoffmann Commercial Real Estate bought a storefront at 1 N. Central Ave in downtown Clayton, expanding its local holdings and adding to a growing portfolio in the city.

A Dallas developer and investment fund are pitching a 30‑story mixed‑use tower on McKinney Avenue that would include apartments, offices, retail and mixed‑income homes in Uptown.

J.P. Morgan provided a $765M balance‑sheet loan to refinance Rabsky Group’s 1,102‑unit DoBro tower at 625 Fulton Street, replacing earlier construction debt. The move stabilizes the project’s capital stack.

Retail shells are rising at Hylo Park as Agora shifts work into a sports-focused Phase Two and Lennar prepares nearly 400 homes adjacent to the new shopping center.

Sotheby’s Nikki Field is taking over sales at Five Points’ skinny NoMad tower at 262 Fifth Avenue. Private showings begin in May and initial prices start in the millions.

A 1939 Holmby Hills Georgian gutted by Kelly Wearstler is listed at $34.5M with seven bedrooms, 11 baths and sweeping city‑to‑ocean views.

Deputies enforced an April 1 deadline and cleared a Lansdowne home after a tax‑lien buyer took title; the homeowner, Gloria Gaynor, died in January, relatives say. The family says decades of equity vanished in the foreclosure.

The owner of the 261‑room Royal Sonesta Chicago River North has put the hotel at 505 N. State Street on the market, a high‑profile listing for downtown Chicago. Investors will watch the sale as a test of demand for large urban hotels.

West Village Commons in Carrollwood sold for $14.9M to Zar Capital Group. The 60,234‑sf center is shadow‑anchored by EoS Fitness and was marketed by RIPCO.

An Edmond family says national landlord American Homes 4 Rent left their rental in disrepair, then filed an eviction after the family withheld rent while repairs lagged. A public adjuster called the house "barely habitable."