Jacksonville Beach announced an RFP for the city-owned lot south of Latham Plaza, seeking mixed-use proposals that would include public parking and commercial space. The city said the procurement process will include public review and an evaluation committee.

Orlando commissioners unanimously approved a roughly 380‑acre development district in Lake Nona, establishing zoning and conditions for denser housing, retail and roads.

Councilmembers moved to direct $8M toward construction of the Farmer Music Center at the former Coney Island site, part of a roughly $160M project.

Country star Zach Bryan reportedly paid $13 million for a West Village townhouse that includes roughly 1,766 square feet of outdoor space and a ground-floor commercial unit.

Zillow has piloted a Denver partnership with RE/MAX and Kentwood to surface pre‑market 'coming soon' listings as national fights over listing access continue.

Terrace Group paid $29.6M for River Tech Workplace, a four‑building, nearly 20‑acre flex campus on East River Road in Fridley. The purchase reflects steady investor demand for suburban industrial assets.

The Georgia Court of Appeals tossed a roughly $21M punitive award against developers at the Overlook at Kingwood, upheld smaller compensation and remanded punitive damages back to the trial court.

Price cuts and a short dip in mortgage rates pushed South Florida condo sales higher in February, but mandatory inspections and reserve bills keep pressure on older buildings.

Crest Foods has filed plans for a 105,643-square-foot supermarket to anchor a new retail cluster north of the Scheels project in northwest Oklahoma City.

JR Hospitality bought two Bloomington airport hotels, adding 259 rooms as the Mall of America water park project moves through approvals.

The Spurs added a senior executive with facility experience as talks over a new San Antonio arena continue. The hire could speed planning for a future venue.

Acts Housing hit a $26.4M fundraising goal to expand its acquisition and lending programs and sell rehabbed homes to Milwaukee buyers. The push aims to keep homes local, not investor‑owned.

A Southwest D.C. landlord says months of unpaid rent and a clogged court system have left her facing foreclosure as the city grapples with rising delinquencies. Small owners warn policy fixes and money are needed to stabilize affordable housing.