Two custom homes are for sale in Wellesley, MA for $5.5 million, offering a private, wooded setting near Longfellow Pond with the possibility of a family compound or rental use.

Washington D.C.'s unemployment rate rose to 5.0% as the region lost 9,900 jobs in January; however, the number of employed residents increased, and the labor force grew.

Bexar County and San Antonio launched a Public Safety Action Plan to combat repeat violent offenders, involving law enforcement collaboration and social work to address recidivism.

The Washington Metro area sees job losses and a steady unemployment rate, per the DOES. January 2024 reports show 38,600 job cuts, with a slight increase in the unemployment rate to 2.9%.

Austin-based ICON debuts advanced construction tech at SXSW, including a robotic system that reduces homebuilding costs, a digital catalog of printable designs, and a low-carbon building system, aiming to revolutionize the real estate industry.

Hollywood is launching a lottery for affordable housing at the new Pinnacle 441 development, with applications open from March 15-25 via their website.

Bexar County approves $3.9 million for supportive housing project, amidst some local concerns and procedural objections, to help the homeless in San Antonio.

A new land use proposal, LU 23-090305 MLDS, sets to expand housing options in Southeast Portland, reflecting the city's infill project goals to tackle housing issues and increase density. Public feedback is encouraged on the plan.

The SSCC in Portland actively tackles homelessness, referring people to shelters, assessing campsites, and ensuring the safety of the streets according to a city report.

Mayor Bowser encourages DC residents to apply for college tuition assistance programs such as DC Futures, DCTAG, and the Mayor's Scholars Undergraduate Program. These programs aim to reduce the financial barriers to higher education.

Portland is seeking applicants for its Structural Engineering Advisory Committee, emphasizing diversity and specific qualifications for a three-year term to advise on building standards. Deadline is April 25.

Knoxville residents attended a meeting to discuss and provide input on the city's developing Fair Housing Equity Plan, focusing on reducing housing discrimination and inequity.

Linda Taylor has been instrumental in promoting homeownership in Seattle's Black community, tackling credit report inaccuracies and providing financial education for over 25 years.