The Blount County zoning board voted 3-1 to approve special exceptions for two Maryville apartment projects that would add 824 units. The approvals attach memos and site plans to the county record.

Mukwonago’s Elegant Farmer plans to convert greenhouse space into the Orchard, a two-story, 9,600‑sq‑ft event venue designed for weddings and large gatherings.

Planning commissioners advanced a revised plan to turn the 1933 Franklin Station post office into a 120-room hotel and a second building of for-sale units while preserving the historic façade. Parking and seismic costs remain central concerns.

KKR bought two newly built apartment buildings in Seattle and Redmond this month, adding about 430 units to its portfolio, public records show.

Croatan Investments paid roughly $20.5 million for the 110-unit Alaire at Morningside in northeast Atlanta and plans a three-year value-add renovation.

The county assessor certified a record $845 billion assessment roll for 2026, adding about $39 billion while delivering $346 million in targeted tax relief. The total boosts local revenue even as sales slow.

Personal-injury lawyer Steve Dimopoulos has listed his Ridges compound in Summerlin for $22.5M. The six-bedroom estate features a 12-car garage and resort amenities.

Mill Creek filed to replace the downtown Safeway at 700 B St with a 331‑unit, SB 330‑streamlined apartment project; neighbors worry about losing a walkable market.

A Home Depot at Jantzen Beach Center is being marketed for about $41 million. The 106,500‑sq‑ft, net‑leased store sits on roughly 9.28 acres in North Portland.

New renderings for Mill Creek sketch docks, trails and pocket parks. Project leaders and planners have opened a survey to collect resident priorities.

Northmarq placed roughly $13.7M in bridge financing for Innerbelt Business Center in Overland, backing Fountain Real Estate Capital's plan to lift rents as leases roll.

Ohio State agreed to buy about 16 acres next to its Dublin outpatient center, but the deal comes with a firm start‑by deadline: construction must begin by the end of 2031 or the city can reclaim the land.

Cranes and semitrucks are stacking finished apartment modules at 112 Vera Ave., accelerating a seven‑story, roughly 176‑unit affordable housing project in Redwood City. The factory-built approach is shaving months off a typical timeline.