Mountain View City Council approves a housing project on a historic bank site but denies developers an 8-year timeline extension, raising tensions and legal threats.

A developer team tied to Harley Clarke and Celadon has revealed early concepts to restore Pullman’s Hotel Florence into a boutique hotel, event hub and affordable housing.

Zillow's report shows a decline in home values across 86.9% of the Phoenix market, despite national trends and local data from Phoenix REALTORS® indicating overall market resilience and growth in some segments.

Rents in Dallas have edged down as new apartment construction increases, but most new units target higher incomes and many renters remain cost‑burdened. Local leaders say policy must be intentional to protect longtime residents.

Zillow and several brokerages face a class-action lawsuit alleging deceptive and anticompetitive practices that inflate home prices and obscure buying and selling processes.

Detroit inaugurates the Helen Moore Community Center and Ed Davis Park, celebrating local champions and revitalizing community facilities with Mayor Duggan in attendance.

Minneapolis seeks proposals for redeveloping 427 Cedar Ave., with details on the city's website and final informational meeting set for Nov. 25 at Afro Deli & Grill.

Sacramento's City Council voted to roll back the city's 2021 all‑electric new‑building rule after court and state moves reshaped the legal landscape. The city now plans reach codes and incentives instead of an outright ban.

Sacramento homeowners and developers are using the Mills Act to shrink tax bills and fund restorations on old houses across Midtown and Alkali Flat.

Philadelphia officials, including Mayor Parker, launched an $8.6 million renovation of Happy Hollow Playground, the city's oldest rec center, to modernize and preserve its historic character.

Rohnert Park's City Council approved preliminary terms with CenterCal to develop the former State Farm campus into a downtown of homes, shops and a hotel.

Nevada County Planning Commission approved an ordinance to allow RVs as ADUs to help with the housing shortage, pending Board of Supervisors approval.

The Phoenix, an affordable housing development, opened in West Oakland with a celebration and support from local leaders, providing 100 new homes for low-income families and individuals.