Los Angeles and Orange counties enforce a new rent increase cap of 8.9% under the Tenant Protection Act, reflecting inflation changes and affecting apartments built over 15 years ago.

Detroit's Chinatown is slated for a million-dollar renewal to restore its cultural vibrancy, including streetscape enhancements and revamping historic landmarks like Chung's restaurant.

The Texas Historical Commission has approved the Alamo Trust's plan to replace the deteriorating roof of the Alamo church, which may cause a years-long closure starting in spring 2025.

Maricopa County voters will decide on Proposition 479 to continue a half-cent sales tax for transportation funding until 2045, expected to generate $14.9 billion for roads and transit projects.

Hillwood Communities plans a 6,000-home development near Denton, Texas, preserving the historical Pilot Knob landmark and integrating natural features with mixed-use spaces.

Olympian Paul Pesthy's San Antonio home is on sale for $1.2 million, part of a trend in the city's luxury real estate market. Shaquille O'Neal also lists his Texas home for $1.7 million.

New Braunfels officials require approved construction documents to be on-site for inspections, to reduce delays and improve workflow despite intermittent internet service.

Apache Junction is initiating a free design plan program for affordable housing, aiming to reduce construction costs and permit fees for residents building their own homes.

Swedish Medical Center in Seattle seeks volunteers for their Cherry Hill campus development advisory committee.

The Pearl in San Antonio is expanding, with a new pedestrian bridge and plans that include more apartments, a hotel, commercial space, and improved connectivity, aiming for completion by 2026.

Sterling Bay will open a new office tower in Chicago's Fulton Market this fall, 90% leased with tenants like Boston Consulting Group. Despite high downtown vacancy rates, Sterling Bay is selling off some local properties.

The article describes growth in The Woodlands, Texas, focusing on Creekside Park's outdoor amenities and home prices, and the development of the Gosling Road corridor with new residential, retail, and restaurant spaces.

San Francisco's commercial real estate market faces devaluation; the building at 989 Market St. is selling for $13.5 million, 80% less than a decade ago.