Heavy equipment sits idle at the Windsor Park rebuild site as permits and final maps hold up work on 93 replacement homes.

Bellwether's Prisma will add roughly 328 affordable homes beside Overlake Village Station, with construction expected to start in 2026 and residents arriving by 2028.

An affiliate of Deutsche Bank recorded a deed-in-lieu for three downtown Oakland office towers, taking control of about 975,000 square feet amid elevated vacancy. The move formalizes lender ownership and raises questions about sales, conversions and downtown foot traffic.

Detroit Mayor Sheffield presents a housing compliance plan focused on senior and disabled residents, outlining stricter inspections and enforcement to improve living conditions.

Amazon has leased space at CapRock West 202 Logistics, widening its Phoenix distribution footprint and reshaping the Loop 202 industrial corridor.

Latin School has listed four Gold Coast Dearborn Parkway homes it bought in 2022; asking prices total roughly $8.09M and the sale is meant to pare debt.

The Orleans Parish School Board voted to advance a long‑planned stadium at Carver High, unlocking ARP funding and a public bid process for the Lower Ninth Ward.

A Realtor.com analysis finds Portland households need roughly 16 years to save the median down payment, squeezing first-time buyers and pushing many to rely on family help.

Humble’s council approved an ordinance to ban unauthorized room‑rental 'congregate living' in single‑family neighborhoods, adding occupancy limits, permits and daily fines.

Perot Jain has opened an office at Old Parkland East in Dallas, joining a roster of finance and legal tenants. Permit filings list a smaller buildout than press reports.

Local broker tallies show a split Woodlands market: several ZIP codes saw higher medians while most neighborhoods logged longer days on market. Sales clustered in the $200k–$399k band.

Camp For All is building a $61.3M, 380‑acre second camp in Chappell Hill that would roughly double capacity to nearly 16,000 campers a year, with construction underway and an expected summer 2027 opening.

Oak Creek's government highlighted the city's decade of growth, emphasizing the development of Drexel Town Square and the Civic Center since 2015, and invited residents to share memories on social media.