Experts and officials warn Knoxville's affordable-housing shortage has left roughly 10,000 families waiting for assistance.

The URA board moved Thursday to advance a $50 million downtown fund tied to a proposed TRID to speed office‑to‑housing conversions and transit upgrades.

Four developer proposals aim to remake 15 acres of the former Simonds plant on Heller Drive into apartments, townhomes, single-family and senior housing. Public presentations begin in late March.

Nahla Capital has hired Compass to relaunch condo sales at the Raleigh redevelopment on Collins Avenue. The project—bought last October—faces an ongoing design-rights dispute.

SKS Partners has listed the 133,427‑sqft mass‑timber building at 1 De Haro in Showplace Square, home to Samsara's HQ. The sale will be watched as a test of demand for stabilized S.F. offices.

GANMI-backed Golden Columbia has bought One and Two Columbia Place in downtown San Diego and plans phased upgrades to turn the towers into amenity-rich workplaces.

Miami-Dade is set to open Metro Grande III, an affordable housing complex in Hialeah, on February 27, 2026, offering amenities and targeting families earning 30-70% AMI.

Under Frank Fernandez, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta funneled more than $235 million into affordable housing in 2025 — nearly doubling its 2020 pace.

Meta appears ready to fit out a nine‑story Spring District tower in Bellevue that was delivered as a shell in 2024, a move that could reactivate a large block of Eastside office space.

RXR is spending $730 million to overhaul 450 Lexington, pairing major tenant upgrades with fresh financing to keep the Midtown tower competitive.

A Florida appeals court affirmed a $4M jury award after jurors found a Homestead landlord failed to warn tenants about repeated crime in the neighborhood.

Bellevue's council narrowly approved six‑month interim controls that require façade preservation on Main Street while the city rethinks long‑term rules for Old Bellevue.

JLL arranged $77.1M to fund Commerce Yards, a 466,000‑SF industrial park in Commerce City that will deliver yard‑heavy, rail‑serviceable warehouses beginning April 2026.