Blue Heron Farm, previously rented by the Obamas, is on sale for $39M, featuring a large estate with various luxury amenities and recent renovations by architect Norman Foster.

AG Nick Brown of Washington and 11 other states urge the CFPB for a timeline on $4.2 million restitution payments to victims of Prehired LLC's predatory sales program.

State attorneys general, led by Kwame Raoul, have sued the Trump administration for illegally halting wind energy development, claiming it harms jobs, economic activity, and energy goals.

Pierce County offers seniors $80 vouchers for fresh produce through SFMNP to support local farming and improve senior nutrition, with eligibility based on age and income. Applications are accepted online, in-person, or by phone.

David Hamamoto sold his Upper East Side apartment for $14.9 million amidst a strong luxury real estate market week. The property features views of Central Park and premium amenities.

Arizona retains the top spot for business investment in the Mountain Region for the second year, with Phoenix's tech growth highlighted, but it misses the national top 10.

Aggie Square, a $1.15 billion innovation hub in Sacramento, celebrated its inauguration with local officials and community members attending. The project focuses on research and technology and aims to foster economic growth and community benefits.

Taylor Swift's former Cape Cod residence is listed for $14.5M, featuring eight bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and extensive renovations, including a new pool and panoramic ocean views.

Placer County's Discover & Discuss event in North Tahoe focused on affordable housing solutions, engaging locals with housing program discussions, and offered a platform for community involvement on various topics.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and attorneys general from 18 states oppose HUD's rule change, arguing it undermines fair housing efforts and legal obligations to combat segregation.

New York Attorney General James leads 18-state coalition opposing HUD's rollback of fair housing enforcement, urging the agency to maintain anti-discrimination efforts.

OHCS awarded $1.6 million to 14 nonprofits in Oregon to help develop affordable homes, bolstering their capacity to create accessible housing options statewide.

Bay Area real estate remains competitive with high prices, despite economic fears. Six-figure incomes still qualify as low income in the region, indicating a gap between market dynamics and local earnings.