Homeowners in Villa Rica are protesting a city parkway plan after officials awarded a construction contract and filed eminent‑domain actions against holdout properties. Neighbors say they were blindsided by survey crews and council votes.

Centerspace plans to sell roughly $240M in apartment communities and exit two smaller markets as it pares debt and eyes potential special distributions.

Chicago-based Clear Skies Hospitality bought The Exchange in the Lower Garden District and says it will keep the club's name and staff while rolling out tech and programming upgrades.

A dual-branded Hyatt Place and Hyatt House opened in Ewa Beach’s Ho‘opili, adding about 240 rooms near the Skyline rail. Initial rates are appearing in the low-to-mid $240s.

June 1 estimates show Miami‑Dade taxable values rose 5.5% year‑over‑year, but the gain masks a split: luxury and some suburbs surged while older condos and new construction cooled. Local budgets and homeowners face a mixed picture.

More than $42 million in building permits have pushed Dignity Health’s Folsom Ranch ambulatory center into its next construction phase ahead of a summer 2027 opening. Construction crews are already at work on the site.

Boca Raton investor Interface Properties bought the 189K‑sf Fountains Center and plans multimillion‑dollar upgrades, from façade work to fountain restoration. The campus is heavily leased to medical users.

Ohio State plans to lease nearly 200,000 square feet in the Huntington Bank building on Capitol Square, a major downtown expansion revealed to trustees this week.

Hillwood’s Q4 2025 filing shows an automobile‑industry company has made a preliminary inquiry at AllianceFlorida; the developer’s new 603,529‑sq‑ft Building E is ready for tenants.

George Comfort & Sons and Gaedeke Group are revamping 44 Wall Street's lobby and adding a new amenity center, with work targeting completion in late 2026.

Philips has listed a 57-acre Bothell campus for sale, marketing it as a major industrial redevelopment opportunity. The site includes multiple R&D buildings and an in-place tenant mix.

Roads and storm basins are in place at the former Germantown Country Club, but 366 approved homes are on hold while FEMA map changes and utility sign‑offs are finalized. Buyers and builders are waiting on federal and utility approvals before construction can proceed.

Realtors and homeowners at Tehaleh say HOA workers removed open‑house signs during a Brookfield model‑home weekend, costing agents hundreds and prompting threats to call the sheriff.