LISC Indianapolis launched "The Recommitment," a four-year push to deploy $100M, build 1,000 homes, preserve 600 units and grow local developer capacity through EDGI.

Grocery Outlet plans to reopen at the former Big Lots on 100th St. SW in Lakewood next January. The nearby Tacoma Discount World parcel is being pitched for warehouse and contractor use.

New owners plan to convert underused Simi Valley Town Center into a mixed‑use hub with housing, dining and entertainment; rezoning and public hearings are next.

Arlington homeowners may be eligible for up to $5,000 back on qualifying remodels; projects must cost at least $20,000 and follow the city's application rules.

Missouri City is rolling forward on a 20‑acre downtown while building a Freedom Tree Park — a test of whether growth and local history can coexist. Residents, artists and planners are all staking claims.

An Idaho developer bought the long‑empty Fred Meyer parcel at 12th and Wall and plans a 14‑acre retail and mixed‑use project that could start in late 2026.

Several 5,000‑sq‑ft submerged parcels near Candlestick Point recently sold at auction for under $1,000, drawing low‑cost speculators and skeptical regulators.

Two 12‑story buildings at Willets Point Commons are finished, delivering 880 affordable apartments as move‑ins begin and construction starts on 220 senior units. The work is the first phase of a 2,500‑unit, city‑led rebuild.

Crews will begin debris removal at the Crunden‑Martin warehouses next week, months after the five‑alarm blaze that gutted key buildings in the Gateway South footprint.

A weekly roundup shows 121 recorded sales in Will County and several three‑bedroom homes closed under $400K, led by a Manhattan sale at $375K.

Bethany Senior Terraces opened in East Flatbush with 57 affordable, all‑electric apartments for seniors, including 18 supportive units and a hydroponic greenhouse.

Three finalists pitched competing visions for the former CYD site on MLK Drive — a food‑hall hub, a wellness campus, or an arts‑anchored building — with a committee recommendation due June 1.

A new analysis finds University Park homeowners could net roughly $542,641 by selling a family home and buying a two‑bedroom outright, ranking the Dallas enclave sixth nationwide.