MDH Partners bought three Class‑A warehouses in Lakeland for $67.7M, adding 557,100 square feet to its industrial portfolio as demand tightens along the I‑4 corridor. The deal was arranged by JLL and sold by Stonemont Financial Group.

Stetson and Bromley Companies unveiled plans to redevelop the 6.5‑acre Tampa Law Center into a mixed‑use riverfront district anchored by a new law center, hotel and residences.

Raising Cane’s will replace the former Macaroni Grill at Brandon Town Center. Asbestos abatement is set for mid‑July and demolition is slated for early August.

Third Lake Partners paid nearly $135M for the 54‑acre Westshore Plaza, taking control of a long‑approved mixed‑use redevelopment site in Tampa.

Gravel Road Partners will reposition the long‑dormant Sixty90 site at 6090 Central Ave into a 204‑unit mix of rent‑restricted and market‑rate apartments backed by county funding.

Camden Property Trust bought the former Cortland Santos Flats near Brandon for about $64.7M — roughly half what the community fetched in 2022's investor frenzy.

Ormond Beach‑based Security First is cutting select homeowners rates by about 5.6% and launching a disappearing deductible that reduces deductibles by 20% per claims‑free year.

TelyRx expanded its Clearwater headquarters to nearly 19,500 square feet after surpassing one million prescriptions and reporting steep revenue gains. The move will add fulfillment capacity and local hires.

Richland Capital is converting the Lakeview Center in East Tampa into roughly 310,000 square feet of warehouse space. JLL will handle leasing for the new Lakeview Corporate Park.

Recent sales show $1M in Sarasota buys a park‑view townhouse, a Siesta Key canal lot or a Lido Key cottage — depending on lot and location.

BayCare placed the final steel beam on its new Manatee County hospital in Palmetto, capping a $563M campus that includes a HealthHub this year and a 2028 hospital opening. The 154‑bed facility will add a NICU and middle‑of‑county acute care.

SouthState plans a five‑story, roughly 40,000‑sq‑ft office at 233 Central Ave that will bring about 125 operations staff to downtown Winter Haven.

St. Petersburg may ask voters to free nine long-vacant parcels near Jamestown for roughly 41 workforce and affordable homes.