Trace Quarter’s new apartments on the former Mount Carmel West site are sending regular customers to Franklinton shops, while planners weigh affordability protections.

Madison Capital and Madison Communities broke ground on Madison Seagrass in St. Augustine; developers say roughly 40% of units will be designated under Florida’s Live Local Act. The project marks another push for attainable units in northeast Florida.

State filings and city plats show H‑E‑B planning a 20‑acre store at I‑35W and Robson Ranch Road — with fuel pumps, a car wash and a late‑2026 finish target.

Demolition crews are nearly finished clearing the One Bayfront Plaza block in downtown Miami as work shifts from gutted interiors to removing the podium and garage for a planned 1,049-foot tower.

Residents from Mission Hills to Golden Hill are contesting tall new projects approved under the city's Complete Communities plan; one Golden Hill development has already faced court scrutiny.

Republic Wire opened a 311,867‑sq‑ft West Chester headquarters and distribution center that doubles its regional footprint and includes rooftop solar, major upgrades and an enterprise‑zone abatement.

A 27.4‑acre Jet Aviation campus at Miami‑Opa Locka changed hands this summer and was syndicated into a $22M DST — a sign that investors are chasing aviation infrastructure in South Florida.

The Escape Game will convert the former 10 Barrel brewery at 2620 Walnut St. into a 12,300‑sq‑ft entertainment venue with escape rooms, lounges and a rooftop, targeting mid‑2027.

Panelmatic bought a 183,600‑sq‑ft Conroe industrial campus from Protect Controls for $20.7M, expanding its Texas manufacturing footprint.

A 10-year, 27,839-square-foot lease at Wilmington Plaza turned a vacant anchor into an expanded Clothes That Work hub, boosting services for job seekers. The deal won a regional impact award.

Charlotte Council approved a contested rezoning for senior affordable housing behind Calvary Church, prompting neighbor fears about traffic, services and concentrated development. City documents show commitments for sidewalks and long-term affordability, but funding is still required.

A seven-story, 75-unit apartment building is proposed at 1416 S. Beverly Drive in Pico-Robertson, with nine units reserved for extremely low-income renters.

Brookfield missed the March 15 maturity on Republic Plaza’s loan, sending the $230M debt to special servicing and heightening pressure on downtown Denver offices. Leasing losses and tenant moves leave few easy fixes.