Dallas and Houston combined for roughly 62 million square feet of industrial starts in 2025, controlling about a fifth of Texas' construction pipeline. Speculative parks and airport projects drove much of the activity.

A foreclosure auction recorded two Union Square office buildings as sold for $5 million, a dramatic discount from their 2019 price and a sign of downtown distress.

Consultants showed the council a draft form‑based code that splits downtown into five subdistricts, sets height ranges up to 12 stories and maps new streets and frontages. Public hearings are planned this spring.

An affiliate of Tishman Speyer picked up a 253,500-sq-ft Fremont industrial complex that houses Sanmina and DeepCoolAI for just under $93M, county records show.

Austin's Economic Development department launches Small Business Fundamentals Week with free training for entrepreneurs, offering courses on vital business skills.

Clark County commissioners authorized an appeal against a federal judge's ruling that temporarily blocked enforcement of the county's strict short-term rental rules, as property owners argue for fairer regulation.

Environmental groups have filed lawsuits against Sacramento's City Council for allegedly approving a project's EIR without a thorough analysis. The controversial project aims to develop over 450 acres of farmland.

Fairstead paid $43.3M for Coolwood Oaks and will invest more than $14M to renovate 168 affordable homes in Houston, roughly $92K per unit.

The Fort Worth Power and Light Co. plant, closed since 2004, faces an uncertain future as the community considers how to repurpose the historic structure.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced the successful issuance of $28.8 million in TIF bonds, attracting $389 million in offers, to address the city's vacant housing through the Reframe Baltimore plan.

Owners of Round Lake’s Treehouse in the Woods are pitching all 220 units to a single buyer for $59.5M in a rare bulk-deconversion offering.

Mayor Johnson’s administration is directing $33 million to 58 neighborhood projects across Chicago, from a Black‑owned brewery to a Little Village visitor center.

MP Materials is weighing Northlake for a roughly $1.2B magnet plant that would expand U.S. rare‑earth magnet production and prompt local incentive talks.