Sonora West Development launches Serene, a luxury residential community in North Scottsdale with homes starting at $2.5 million, featuring spacious lots and modern design.

Pasadena has updated rent guidelines, setting a 3% cap on rent hikes and establishing registration requirements for landlords, effective from October 1, 2024.

A proposed 10-story building near Brooklyn Botanic Garden is nearing approval after a seven-year debate, promising 355 apartments and some union-backed jobs.

Malcolm X College in Chicago plans a $17.5 million expansion in Austin to accommodate an enrollment surge, increasing capacity by 50%. The new West Campus will focus on healthcare education and include a Community Center for Training and Learning.

Orlando commissioners approved converting a Best Western hotel into 110 affordable housing units to aid the city's housing crisis, with residency expected by 2025.

A new resort-arena complex, LVXP, is proposed for the Las Vegas Strip, featuring three high-rises that would be the tallest in Nevada, with amenities like a casino, theater, arena, and 2,605 living units.

The article debunks the false internet rumor that Elon Musk has purchased Ford Motor Company, as confirmed by credible sources and spokespersons from the involved companies.

Tech entrepreneur Greg Carr has listed his historic Flatiron penthouse in New York for $25 million, planning to use the proceeds for his African conservation projects.

Illinois Treasurer's office mailed checks from its unclaimed property vault to 140,000 individuals, aiming to return over $5 billion in assets such as dormant bank accounts and overpaid bills.

Chobani unveils plans for its new global headquarters, Chobani House, in Manhattan, blending business with community support through diverse spaces and local engagement.

DAZN leased a 10,000-square-foot office on Park Ave South while Ziff Davis secured 23,038 square feet at 360 Park Ave South, showing a revival in Manhattan's office market.

Southtown Lofts, a minority-owned affordable housing project with community services, has broken ground in Grand Rapids, aiming to revitalize the local area and provide educational opportunities.

The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended an amendment for BNSF's $3.2 billion Logistics Park in Arizona, advancing the project, amidst concerns about infrastructure and water use.