A Boca Raton condo owner says her association blocked sales and denied asbestos remediation for years. She’s suing to force a sale, remediation and recover legal fees.

Prime Beverage Group will lease the 900k‑plus Velocity 74 Trade Center in Fairland and convert it into a beverage production and packaging plant. The move gives the co‑packer a Midwest hub near Indianapolis.

Columbia Commons I in Red Hook lists studio rents from $777 a month and multiple income-restricted units; the lottery appears on NYC Housing Connect.

Permit filings put Costco at the center of a proposed mixed‑use development near Apollo Beach, promising shops, hotels and new jobs for south Hillsborough. County review and infrastructure work are still needed.

A new 79,500‑square‑foot orthopedic ambulatory surgery center at 71 Border Road opened in June, backed by $75.6M in financing from Washington Trust and roughly $105M in total cost.

Hi Marley is relocating its HQ to Atlantic Wharf and roughly quadrupling its downtown Boston footprint as demand returns for premium Class A office space. The move highlights a renewed flight to quality in downtown leasing.

An Irvine investor bought the 300‑unit tower overlooking GA‑400 for just over $53M and has rebranded it ReNew Perimeter View. The property is now marketed under Trinity’s management.

NAHB is moving its International Builders' Show out of Orlando and into Las Vegas under a long‑term deal that keeps the event in Vegas through at least 2039. The shift strips a major convention anchor from Orlando’s tourism economy.

Preliminary grading starts mid‑July at the Oak Creek site for Wisconsin's first Buc‑ee's, with fuller construction expected in August and roughly 175 jobs promised.

CMS bought a roughly 40‑acre parcel in The River District for Berryhill Elementary in a below‑market $7.5M deal; construction must begin within two years.

Cord Meyer and Saber Real Estate broke ground on a 203‑unit, 10‑story mixed‑use building at the former White Plains Chrysler site after state‑led cleanup. Financing and remediation cleared the way for construction to begin.

OHFA's 2026 annual report shows the Housing Stability Program has supported 1,058 homes statewide and begun placing buyers into brand‑new houses.

El Paso County’s planning director said she couldn’t classify a proposed Buc‑ee’s as a convenience store, triggering a 30‑day appeal window and pausing the Monument Hill bid.