Christie's International Real Estate First Coast posted its biggest month ever in June, pulling in more than $110M and pushing first‑half totals to record highs.

Harley-Davidson has closed its Mitchell International hangar and says it will demolish the flight‑support building, ending a long-running presence on the airport campus.

Crews halted demolition in downtown Tomball after workers uncovered what appear to be early-1900s headstones. Officials have secured the block and notified state preservation authorities.

Port Canaveral has received a proposal to repurpose the Exploration Tower, the seven‑story landmark that has stood largely unused since 2013.

Dollar Tree has leased a 19,085‑sq‑ft big‑box at Linda Mar Shopping Center in Pacifica, taking over a large former pharmacy bay and joining established anchors.

Yolo County’s 2026 assessment roll reached a record $41.2 billion, led by gains in West Sacramento. Officials say the figures boost local budgets and homeowners should review their valuations.

San José Unified is exploring buying a downtown condo tower to house teachers and staff, a plan that has prompted pushback amid recent school closures.

The Gap at 1931 Wilshire will close July 23 to make way for an eight‑story, 260‑unit development with 26 affordable homes, city records and the retailer say.

Atwater Village’s BoxCar Studios — a nearly four‑acre campus with three soundstages — has been listed for sale or lease amid a softening stage market. Brokers point to recent renovations and zoning as selling points.

A CIM‑connected landlord has sued The Gathering Spot, saying the West Adams club owes about $828K and is seeking nearly $7M tied to the lease. The club says building issues forced its closure.

San José closed what it calls California's first standalone ADU condominium this month: a 749‑sq‑ft two‑bed that sold for $530,000. City officials and a developer call it a test of a new path to ownership under AB 1033.

The Chicago Plan Commission will review Amazon’s proposal for a roughly 235,000‑sq‑ft delivery station that the company says would hire about 200 people at $21.50 an hour and begin deliveries in late 2027.

A John Burns analysis cited by the San Diego Union‑Tribune estimates Orange County home prices about 35% above local fundamentals, the second‑largest gap in the U.S.