San Diego property owners have three weeks to pay their 2024-25 property taxes to avoid added penalties and a default status, with Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister emphasizing the ease of online payment.

A $3.25 million Berkshire home with a unique 800-square-foot quarry pool and waterfall has been listed, boasting luxurious amenities and natural surroundings.

Fort Worth received a $5 million PRO-Housing grant to address affordable housing, aiming to revamp policy, increase production, and preserve budget-friendly homes amidst rising demand.

Residents near the planned Amkor Technology semiconductor plant in Peoria express concerns about traffic and contamination, despite the expected creation of 2,000 jobs.

Flagstaff's Timber Sky project is merging high-end and affordable homes, while Scottsdale's Laveen Village is set to host a Rush Funplex, reflecting a push for diverse and inclusive community planning in Arizona.

The property at 23 Thoreau Road in Lexington features modern design, a recent price cut, and high-end customizations, with 6 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, luxury finishes, and a potential for additional bespoke features.

The Morbihan Bridge over Bayou Teche, LA 344, will be closed for repairs on June 10 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Apple Valley advises residents to protect exterior wood features from weather damage using treatments like paint, stain, or sealant to prolong their lifespan.

A new law to eliminate broker fees for most NYC tenants is set to begin, with the Real Estate Board of New York attempting to delay its implementation through a court challenge.

San Francisco's Fisherman’s Wharf is set for revitalization with the Fisherman’s Wharf Forward initiative, including infrastructure upgrades, new plazas, and community-engaged activities, aiming for completion by summer 2026.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, planning to share its history and significant events throughout the year on social media.

Portland officials are set to auction off vacant, neglected properties with code violations on June 16, as part of efforts to address community concerns and return the properties to productive use.

St. Johns County's Housing Rehabilitation Program successfully assisted 37 residents in the past year, focusing on code violations and safety, as shared in their video and social media announcement.