The Easton Hills apartment complex in southeast Austin is poised for redevelopment into a vertical mixed-use project, potentially offering 385 units and commercial space.

Washington state legislators debate a bill proposing a 5% annual cap on rent increases, stirring opposition from landlords and concerns from tenants facing rising costs.

Axon's proposed mixed-use development in Scottsdale faces resistance due to concerns about traffic, density, and water usage, with the Planning Commission delaying a decision after a 6-1 vote.

REI announces over 350 layoffs and closure of its Portland Pearl District store, citing local crime and operational challenges, but plans a new store in Beaverton.

Portland commits to a $19.5 million settlement with Oregon DEQ to address contamination in the Columbia Slough, including stormwater treatment and cleanup efforts.

The Seabrook Square development in East Austin is set to provide 204 affordable housing units for families earning up to 60% of MFI, with amenities aimed at supporting local artists and creating a vibrant community.

San Antonio's affordable housing efforts report progress and challenges, with more units for moderate earners but fewer for those below 50% AMI, according to San Antonio Report.

San Antonio International Airport set a new passenger record in 2023, exceeding pre-pandemic levels and planning infrastructure upgrades and new routes.

Demolition begins at a Los Altos building after a Christmas fire, allowing a safe investigation into the cause.

A notorious Sea Cliff mansion in San Francisco, known for its connection to convicted felon Luke Brugnara and a history of legal troubles, is on the market for $7 million, facing an auction and potential code violation issues.

Better Buzz Coffee, a Californian chain, is opening multiple Arizona locations, including in Phoenix, Surprise, and Gilbert, joining mixed-use developments and broadening the local coffee scene.

The Phoenix City Council approved reduced parking requirements for new multifamily housing, aiming for a more walkable city with density benefits and potential challenges for residents with multiple cars.

CapMetro is celebrating its new Dove Springs Pickup Zone, the 11th of its kind, aimed to improve connectivity in Central Texas, with an event featuring local dignitaries.