Architect Ty Harrison listed a hillside lot in Paradise Valley for $2.2 million, including plans for an 11,000-square-foot home, after originally seeking nearly $6 million.

The luxury apartment tower Vero has opened in Tempe, AZ's Novus Innovation Corridor, offering high-end amenities near Arizona State University with units priced from $1,500 to over $3,000.

The Dallas City Council approved a zoning change for a luxury senior living center by Harbert South Bay Partners, set to replace Fairwood apartments with 170 units by 2026.

The 'Home Alone' house is on the market for $5.25 million, offering a mix of nostalgia and modern luxury with recent renovations and upgrades, including an underground sports court.

The Vero apartment tower has opened in Tempe's Novus Innovation Corridor, offering luxury living near ASU, while Mediterranean Shipping Co. leases office space nearby to bolster local employment.

The Walden Pond community is a new residential project in Forney, Texas, featuring 2,055 home sites and green amenities. UnionMain Homes has started building with homes priced from $309,990 and various floor plans available.

Homebuilding companies are ramping up activity in Phoenix, with Lennar Corp and KB Home expanding their presence amid rising demand fueled by job growth and economic prospects in the area.

Dunlap, Tennessee, received a $632,807 federal grant from the EPA to clean up the contaminated old Victory Automotive site, part of a broader $5.6 million initiative across the state supported by TDEC.

Jim Reed highlights the substantial impact of the South Texas Medical Center on San Antonio's economy and healthcare sector, with a focus on new projects and expansion.

The Woodlands Township defers plans to build new tennis and pickleball courts due to environmental concerns and resident opposition, despite a parks assessment highlighting demand for such amenities.

San Antonio's YWCA is building a $13 million center for domestic abuse survivors, providing extended housing and support services, set to open in October.

A Bay Area pastor unwittingly purchased a submerged property in Alameda for $100,100, not realizing it was underwater until too late. The lot is now listed for $400,000 despite the challenges for development.

Clayton County launched a 70,000 sq ft sustainable aquaponics facility initiative to produce organic greens for cities in the Southeast, using less water and reducing carbon output.