Anchored Tiny Homes, a franchise offering accessory dwelling units, is influencing Fort Worth's housing market by providing affordable, high-quality tiny homes that integrate into existing properties.

Baltimore County officials announced new legislation to penalize owners of vacant and deteriorating properties to promote community revitalization and increase housing options.

The federal government will preserve, rather than demolish, two historic Loop skyscrapers in Chicago, opting for adaptive reuse with security restrictions.

The Portland City Council has updated the city’s land division regulations to simplify property divisions and encourage housing development, streamlining the creation of lots for single-family and multi-unit homes.

A Chicago Tribune and Illinois Answers Project investigation found significant assessment errors in Cook County's Assessor's office, impacting property taxes.

The Hayden, a new 177-apartment building by Carmel Partners and managed by Greystar, has been completed in Belmont near the Caltrain station, featuring amenities like a pool and a lounge.

The Life Tower in Houston, serving Texas A&M students, may go to foreclosure auction due to a $135 million loan default by developer MediStar. Meanwhile, a new student housing project is planned in College Station.

KCDC broke ground on Phase 3 of the First Creek at Austin, continuing Knoxville's efforts to create mixed-income, affordable housing with plans for senior supportive units and other amenities.

The Portland Housing Bureau awarded $4.76 million to The Jade, a 40-unit affordable housing project in the Powellhurst-Gilbert area, with units targeted to low-income families and sustainable features planned.

A public meeting in Knoxville will discuss the Fair Housing Equity Plan, allowing residents to input on housing fairness. It is on August 7 at the Cansler YMCA and online.

San Antonio is planning a massive sports and entertainment district. While still in the feasibility phase, the project, dubbed 'Project Marvel,' could surpass $3 billion in costs. Details remain scarce due to non-disclosure agreements.

Former Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy has sold his Portola Valley estate for $35 million after listing it for $100 million. The property includes a private golf course, ice skating rink, and tennis pavilion.

An approved affordable senior housing project in San Antonio faced setbacks as developer Rise Residential withdrew its zoning change request after not receiving necessary tax credits.