San Diego unveils ShoreLINE, an affordable 124-unit housing development near Grantville Transit Center, aimed at residents earning 30-60% of the Area Median Income.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton notified companies of their failure to comply with the Texas Data Broker Law, which requires registration and data protection measures.

San Antonio's Southwest Research Institute began construction of a new $34 million hypersonic systems research facility, enhancing the city's role in aerospace and national defense.

Eric Schmidt's former Atherton home sold for $22.5 million, featuring five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, luxury design, a guesthouse, and advanced tech infrastructure.

A new Courthouse Annex in Rockwall County, set to open next year, aims to reduce parking issues and wait times for services like vehicle registration, and will include various governmental offices to streamline local services.

Port San Antonio proposes a $1 billion campus for the 16th Air Force to improve cyber security infrastructure, which could save costs and expedite construction compared to traditional military processes.

Construction has begun at the former Chicago Spire site, with plans for a two-taller residential development expected to complete by 2027, including affordable housing and an extended Riverwalk.

A report reveals that 26% of Fort Worth's single-family homes are commercially owned, raising concerns about local housing affordability and property market dynamics.

Austin's housing market shows signs of affordability as average home costs fall to $470,662, just 12.46% above historical trends, according to a Florida Atlantic University study. Rental prices also declined by 7.2%.

Nashville is developing a Unified Housing Strategy to increase affordable housing access, seeking community input through listening sessions and a public survey.

Waldorf Astoria Miami secured a record $668 million construction loan, the highest in Florida's history, indicating strong confidence in the local real estate market.

Sara Martinez works at ORNL to ensure the integrity of aging buildings dating from the Manhattan Project era against natural disasters, contributing vital maintenance and safety measures.

San Antonio officials expect a promising tourism outlook for the remainder of 2024, with strong trends, successful marketing initiatives, and increased convention bookings.