Newport Beach’s City Council cut the for‑sale inclusionary requirement in the Newport Place airport overlay to 8% moderate and 6% low/very‑low, drawing objections from airport planners and residents.

An out‑of‑state investor bought HarborChase of Boynton Beach and the adjacent Delray Dunes Golf & Country Club; reporting says financing exceeded the recorded purchase amount.

A developer group proposes a 600,000‑sq‑ft Cleveland Clinic operations center at the former Ford site in Walton Hills, centralizing sterile processing and pharmacy work. The plan hinges on a large CRA tax break and would relocate hundreds of Clinic jobs.

Howard Hanna has partnered with Maine’s Portside Real Estate Group to establish a Northern New England footprint, promising wider listing exposure and new agent tools. The deal keeps Portside’s local leadership intact.

A Jacksonville renter was displaced after part of their apartment ceiling collapsed. This story outlines tenants' rights and local resources.

Garmin is expanding its Cary office, and local job listings show openings across engineering and technical roles that could bring new hires to the Triangle.

All Wet Sports on Beach Boulevard will close after 24 years as the site is cleared for a Pottsburg Creek Fish Camp. Owner Andy Fraden is selling inventory while he winds down operations.

Jefferson County approved a tax-exemption and private-activity bond support to advance The Ives II, a 98-unit affordable housing project in Wheat Ridge with partner services.

Daimler opened a $40M engineering hub on Swan Island, consolidating testing for electric and hydrogen trucks. The 110,000‑sq‑ft Corp 42 includes 32 shop bays and public incentives.

The City of Detroit filed a nuisance-abatement suit against Nicole Curtis and Detroit Renovations LLC, saying a long-unfinished East Grand Boulevard house remains a public hazard.

Strong credit and steady paychecks no longer guarantee an apartment in Houston. New screening tools and opaque landlord rules are blocking qualified renters.

A Birmingham contractor says the developer of uptown Charlotte’s Moxy owes about $3.1M for work and materials delivered during the hotel’s construction. The newly filed complaint names BL Halbert and targets the 13‑story project at 125 S. Brevard.

The Port has shifted plans for the Crosley Building, prioritizing industrial and job‑creation uses over earlier residential proposals in Camp Washington. Cleanup and structural review will drive the next phase.