Developer Bob Schulman has plans for two new hotels in Las Vegas, signaling a shift in the local luxury real estate and hospitality sectors outside of the traditional Strip area.

The groundbreaking of the Miami Gardens City Center was held, signaling the start of a mixed-use development project intended to enhance community and economic prospects in the area.

Long Beach has begun construction on 1400 Long Beach, a 163-unit affordable housing complex in Midtown, aimed at low-income families and set for completion by mid-2026. Mayor Richardson highlighted the city's affordable housing goals.

Condo prices at San Francisco's Millennium Tower have dropped by up to 50% due to structural issues, with a market rebound expected after repairs to address its tilt.

Macomb County has begun construction on the CIAC, a structure aiming to reduce recidivism and improve mental health care, funded without tax hikes, and expected to open by mid-2027.

Karen Read's Mansfield home, linked to her mistrial, is up for sale at $849,900. The listing excludes open houses to avoid public spectacle, paralleling her defense's motion to dismiss her case's charges.

San Diego County has begun construction on a Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization Unit to provide comprehensive services for people in crisis. The facility aims to alleviate strain on hospitals and jails.

The Chicago Plan Commission approved new residential buildings for Chicago's Clybourn Corridor and Fulton Market, addressing local concerns and including affordable housing units.

Austin, Texas, experiences the largest drop in rent prices nationally, with a 9.5% year-over-year decrease, reflecting a trend in the region due to new construction after the pandemic.

Ken Griffin lists his never-lived-in Gold Coast penthouse for $11 million, while sports broadcaster Colin Cowherd buys a $3.25 million condo in Chicago's Park Tower. Both transactions showcase trends in luxury real estate among the wealthy.

Aldi advances plans for a new distribution center in Goodyear, potentially creating 700 jobs. While specifics are limited, the project signifies a major investment in local infrastructure and employment.

Nashville unveils Strobel House, a $35 million project providing 90 rooms with essential amenities for the homeless, emphasizing a model for future initiatives to combat homelessness.

Arlington's latest Quarterly Development Profile reports over 1,100 new residential housing permits and 353 non-residential permits, indicating continued growth in the city.