Camden Property Trust will develop a shovel‑ready 400‑unit apartment community on Hopson Road in southwest Durham; entitlements are in place and a summer groundbreaking is expected.

Apartments.com data show Texas drew roughly 72,680 new renters in 2026, led by Houston, Dallas and Austin as supply and lower advertised rents attract movers.

Philippe Harari, a developer and performer, paid $25M for a Coral Gables mansion — more than double its last sale price.

Highline Partners has broken ground on Heritage Pineville, a 241‑unit mixed‑use project at 307 College Street that includes 5,000 sq ft of retail and aims for a 2028 delivery. The development is the town’s first major apartment build since 1998.

A developer says St. Louis Public Schools stopped returning calls — and now the district could face about a $2 million bill to demolish vacant school buildings instead of letting them be reused.

At the DRP annual meeting, leaders celebrated recent investment wins but warned Southeast Michigan needs coordinated action on transit, housing and workforce to make growth stick.

A newly finished Sunset Islands spec mansion at 1745 W 24th St traded for $34M after a brief marketing run, marking another high-end waterfront closing in Miami Beach.

Permits were filed for a 26-story mixed-use tower at 37-09 36th Avenue in Long Island City, showing 99 units and roughly 243,359 square feet of new space.

Dutch Bros has a permit for a Normandy Blvd drive‑thru and a second 986‑sq‑ft kiosk at Monument Road is under review, both listing Pursuit Development as developer.

Hilton has quietly rolled out The Club, a pay‑per‑day lounge at its downtown Cleveland hotel offering all‑day dining, coffee and cocktails aimed at guests and convention attendees.

Chula Vista authorized up to $80M in tax‑exempt bonds to finance about 270 affordable apartments in Otay Ranch. City staff say financing will be repaid from project revenue and the developer aims to start construction in summer 2026.

MoneyLion's 2026 analysis names Kingsport, Knoxville and Chattanooga among U.S. metros where asking prices exceed typical home values by wide margins.

A new state law taking effect July 1, 2026 will allow denser apartment projects near La Mesa’s trolley stops. City staff are weighing phased rollout, exemptions and design safeguards.