Michigan's Four Lakes Task Force halts dam restoration due to a legal challenge by the Heron Cove Association, creating financial uncertainties and potential cost increases.

The TC Energy Center in Houston avoided default by renegotiating a $252 million loan, buying out its partner, and securing $30 million for upgrades to pursue new tenants.

Los Angeles begins construction of The Nest on Exposition, an affordable housing development aimed at preventing homelessness among youth, especially those exiting foster care.

The Villita Assembly Building in San Antonio, known for hosting NIOSA, was acquired by MLSA Ventures from GrayStreet Partners, with plans to rejuvenate the space.

Paramount Group Inc. may surrender two San Francisco office towers due to a downturn in the real estate market, reflecting wider challenges for the city's commercial properties.

Major aerospace companies Gulfstream and Virgin Galactic are opening new facilities at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, signaling a significant economic boost with new high-wage jobs.

U.S. housing market value soared by $2.4 trillion, hitting a high of $47.5 trillion, diminishing homebuyer options with a 40% drop in listings since 2019.

The Ninth Circuit Court allows a land swap for a proposed copper mine in Arizona, overruling objections by Indigenous rights advocates who see the site as sacred.

Travis County inmates receive cold meals due to kitchen repairs from a main drain line rupture, with significant excavation needed. The Sheriff's Office is expediting repairs and ensuring nutritional standards.

Minneapolis unveils design concepts for New Nicollet Redevelopment Project, with an open house on March 7, aiming to revitalize the area post-Kmart demolition.

Austin City Council approved an initiative to increase housing density, allowing commercial-to-residential conversions up to 90 feet tall, with affordability requirements and a detailed zoning process.

San Antonio may see a new NBA arena for the Spurs at Hemisfair, with talks of a downtown sports district involving city officials, the Spurs, and the San Antonio Missions. Key land parcels are under consideration for this potential development.

Port San Antonio plans a $300 million unique office tower to boost local economy and compete globally, despite the city's high vacancy rate and recent tenant departures.