A draft DEIS for Mākena Mauka proposes 652 homes across 1,000+ acres; public comment runs through Jan. 22 as critics raise water, traffic and affordability concerns.

Fort Worth Convention Center's Phase 1 expansion is complete, highlighted by a new southeast entrance and improvements aimed at boosting tourism and employment.

The City of Tampa plans to sell its "Big Blue" police headquarters, with officials and locals debating the financial and community impacts of the move.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $672,000+ settlement with landlord Steven Kashanian for tenant harassment and unsafe conditions in his 72 buildings.

Alyvia, a 53‑room boutique hotel with 12 residences, will break ground inside Healdsburg’s Mill District and is due to open by mid‑2028. Developers say it will include a restaurant, spa and pool deck.

Williamson County celebrated the completion of safety and travel enhancements on Sonterra Boulevard at a ribbon-cutting event, marking the successful collaboration with TxDOT and voter-backed funding.

TPG Angelo Gordon bought The Lodge at Spring Shadows, a 432-unit West Houston complex, in a deal backed by a nearly $44M Goldman Sachs loan.

The 1900-built Colonial home at 1353 Robeson St in Fall River, blending architectural styles, is listed for sale at $750,000. It features five bedrooms, modern amenities, and historical details.

San Diego approves $2.5 million in grants to help first-time buyers with down payments and closing costs, offering loans via the CalHome program and potentially the Prohousing Incentive Program.

Zillow predicts modest, uneven movement for California housing in 2026 — Bay Area softness alongside small gains in San Diego and L.A., with rates staying high.

A vacant State Street block sold for $2.8M to the Downtown Islamic Center, highlighting steep discounts on Loop retail and plans for community reuse.

Insurance lenders recorded $23M on the long‑vacant Greyhound site in downtown San Jose. New owners say they’re prepared to build, but big hurdles remain.

A Highland Park estate that listed for $32.5M transferred in early December and now ranks as the priciest residential sale in Texas for 2025.