Empery Digital is investing $65 million to convert a Midwest industrial site into a 150–300 MW AI data center under a partnership with Hunt Properties.

Whole Foods plans to relocate its Third & Fairfax store into The Daphne at 355 S Ogden Drive, anchoring the Bloom on Third redevelopment. The move follows Amazon’s grocery pivot earlier this year.

OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder is urging musicians to invest in property after building a multistate commercial portfolio and launching projects from Manhattan to Las Vegas.

A city memo seeks to let Ken Griffin add a private helipad at his Terminal Island marina, a move that would require a zoning change and state and federal reviews.

Six‑figure monthly leases are reshaping Manhattan’s luxury market, sending would‑be buyers back to renting and tightening inventory across top neighborhoods.

A major Jacksonville riverfront parcel is being shopped to master developers; industry reporting says the mixed‑use site is shovel‑ready with utilities in place.

Air‑tow kicked off a $6.8M, 76,000‑sq‑ft expansion in Wapakoneta that will shift HQ functions and add roughly 10–15 jobs.

Ordinance 26‑17 allows accessory dwelling units in many Winter Garden residential zones, sets design and placement standards, and prohibits short‑term rentals.

Brown Advisory will move its New York office to 520 Madison Ave and has promoted Danielle Barrett to lead the growing team as the firm expands its Midtown footprint.

Circle G Farm has sued the buyer after a roughly $55 million sale collapsed, and court papers show creditors recorded more than $1 million in liens. The dispute highlights rising land and development pressure in Plant City.

Hudson unveiled three preliminary design concepts for the 21-acre Clinton Crossing site at a July 1 open house, narrowing 17 resident-generated ideas into three draft plans.

Clermont County and CMHA broke ground on Veterans Village, a 19-unit development in Monroe Township that pairs affordable units with on-site VA services and community space.

An Aventura developer filed to replace a medical‑office building with a 14‑story, 376‑unit Live Local project that would reserve 40% of units as workforce rentals. The pre‑application signals another round of office‑to‑housing conversions across South Florida.