Hoodline lists the best property management firms in San Jose, noting companies like Mynd and Ziprent for their services that simplify owning rental properties in the thriving local market.

The FTC and Arizona AG filed a lawsuit to block Kroger's $24.6 billion acquisition of Albertsons, citing concerns over rising grocery prices and reduced competition.

Arizona's Senate Bill 1221, enabling rural communities to manage groundwater via Basin Management Areas, faces both support and opposition over its impact on resources and water rights.

Cescaphe takes over the Ballroom at the Bellevue Hotel in Philadelphia for renovations, aiming to enhance its historic charm while modernizing the space for events.

The Detroit City Council approved development incentives and a Community Benefits package for a $3 billion health-centered project with major organizations involved.

A report by the Learning Policy Institute highlights added costs to Arizona's budget from an expanded Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program, stirring debate among state legislators.

Over 360 volunteers participated in Philadelphia's Point In Time Count, surveying the homeless population, supported by local officials and technology for data collection.

Nurses at Temple University Hospital Jeanes Campus may strike after 96% signed a petition, with union negotiations at an impasse over working conditions and pay.

Houston aims to revamp its skyline by converting underused office buildings into residential and mixed-use spaces, amidst a surplus of vacant properties and office market slump.

Pennsylvania introduces a stipend program offering $10,000 to $15,000 for aspiring teachers to address the state's teacher shortage. The incentive requires a commitment to teach in high-need districts.

Greater Center City Philadelphia experiences a population and housing boom, with a 26% population rise and a 24% increase in housing units since 2011. Despite remote work trends, the area sees continued residential growth and investment.

The 32nd Annual Real Estate Forum in Brooklyn Park, MN, will discuss community building, featuring Mayor Winston and key speakers, providing opportunities for real estate professionals to earn credits.

Oregon lawmakers are considering amending the state's land-use law to allow cities to expand their urban growth boundaries, with 30% of new housing to be affordable, in response to the housing crisis.