Aldo Stark’s Villa Skyfall, a James Bond‑inspired, 22,000‑sq‑ft estate in Stone Creek Ranch, is on the market for $85M. The single‑level compound features a car gallery, wellness spa and hidden poker room.

Indian Trail council directed staff to advance Phase 2B at Chestnut Square Park, adding a turf field and parking while leaving room for a possible community center.

A New York‑linked buyer sued Reinhold Corp. over a 1,389‑acre mitigation‑bank parcel in Clay County, saying the tract tripled in value since a 2020 agreement.

Lonohana has acquired Dole’s 151‑acre Waialua orchard, adding more than 60 acres of producing cacao and becoming Hawaii’s largest cacao grower. The deal aims to keep the land in local agricultural hands.

Aquila’s East6 at 2010 E. Sixth is a 115,000-square-foot office project that was planned as a Main Street Hub/GoDaddy headquarters and remains part of East Austin’s office stock.

Unfinished homes on Ganymede Drive and Primavera Avenue have sat idle since the pandemic, drawing trespassers and complaints as neighbors press the city and developers for answers.

Construction financing has closed for 162 affordable units at Tempe’s Dorsey Station, unlocking demolition this summer and a broader 400‑unit plan.

Off‑price chains and budget gyms are filling vacated mall space across San Diego, changing tenant mixes and drawing investor interest.

A proposed 700‑acre data‑center project on the Douglas–Carroll line has split neighbors and packed meetings ahead of a July 7 public hearing. Developers promise jobs; residents worry about water and noise.

After years of delays and fierce local debate, Buc‑ee’s is listed for a Boerne opening in 2027; city approvals, traffic studies and utility work are the remaining hurdles.

Daniel McKearan’s Ducky Recovery signed a long-term lease for the 2.25‑acre Sacred Heart campus on Canal Street. Unity will remain under its lease through 2052.

East Walnut Hills' community development corporation is under contract to acquire the controversial Hoffman School site, potentially blocking a planned $67M apartment project.

Turton Commercial has begun marketing retail pads at Grand Gateway, the 8.6-acre West Sacramento master-plan site. The listings target storefronts in two planned buildings while approvals continue.