Related Ross bought a Coral Springs office leased by Fiserv for roughly $37M; the leaseback keeps the fintech tenant on site as Ross grows his South Florida holdings.

Corner Lot and Aspect Holdings filed a $160M plan for 330 E. Bay St. that puts a 14-story hotel with 160 rooms and 17,000 sq ft of meeting space on the riverfront. The DIA will review the bid and any incentive requests.

Pan American affiliates led by Carlos Lopez‑Cantera bought 58.28 acres in Westlake Industrial Park and plan a 617,760‑SF logistics center with a Q2 2027 target.

A Tahiti Beach waterfront estate in Cocoplum sold for $32M, a neighborhood record that underscores continued demand for Coral Gables trophy homes.

Mount Juliet approved a one‑year pause on some apartment and townhome zoning as officials weigh traffic, sewer and school capacity. The move has divided commissioners and residents.

A 1.2‑mile gondola will connect Idaho Springs' Argo Mill to a mountaintop plaza and amphitheater, bringing dining, concerts and trail access to the foothills.

Douglas County approved contracts to build the Zebulon Regional Sports Complex, a 46‑acre hub with rinks, courts and a 160,000‑sq‑ft covered dome.

A TDLR filing shows Crunch Fitness plans a $1.5M, 42,763‑sq‑ft renovation at Gold's Gym's New Braunfels location, leaving hundreds of members in limbo.

Snap has increased its office footprint at Midstation Bellevue, a sign that demand for premium downtown office space is firming.

Austin City Council approved entitlements for two towers near UT, unlocking hundreds of units and an estimated $3.3M for affordable housing via the density bonus. Construction timing remains unknown.

A roughly 461,000‑square‑foot office at 6150 E. Broad is being demolished to clear a 30‑acre redevelopment site beside Mount Carmel East.

Cerberus’ Wedbush Center in Downtown L.A. faces foreclosure after a CMBS loan default amid steep valuation and occupancy declines.

The One Thousand Museum condo association sued the developer, alleging a 2020 vote unlawfully waived reserve funding and left roughly $1.4M missing from reserves.