Concord is accepting applications for a new first-time homebuyer program that provides up to $60,000 in down-payment loans for eligible households. Funding is limited and registration is required.

One year after city crews cleared an Englewood junkyard, Chicago has filed to foreclose on eight vacant lots tied to the same owner to recover about $1.15M in fines.

Lemon Grove has restarted its Downtown Specific Plan, expanding the planning area and asking residents to weigh in on taller, denser development and a proposed transit hub.

Prosper and Celina logged 209 home sales in the year through April, with most deals between $400K and $700K as DFW inventory expands. What that means for buyers and sellers.

U.S. News names Carmel No. 1 and Fishers No. 2 in the 2026–27 Best Places to Live rankings, with several Indiana towns appearing on the top‑250 list.

A city commission backed $5 million in TIF and a land sale that advances Morgan Park Commons, moving phase one — about 70 apartments plus retail — closer to construction.

Drive‑thru chain 7 Brew purchased parcels in Covington and Harvey as it expands across the Gulf Coast; parish planning packets show a lot split and variance requests.

Rosendin bought a 100,622-square-foot Chandler building and will remodel it into a Mountain West regional campus, consolidating Phoenix-metro operations.

Hackman Capital and partner Affinius have listed The Culver Steps in downtown Culver City with brokers floating a roughly $150M price. Amazon anchors the office component.

A 250,000‑square‑foot, roughly $53M retail plaza is taking shape in Mercedes across from the Premium Outlets, with national discount chains signed and pads reserved for more tenants.

State filings show a 15‑building Grand Parkway NW Industrial Park is planned on Boudreaux Road in Tomball, totaling about 428,000 sq ft and roughly $32M in construction value.

Berkeley’s updated BESO now makes electrification or other green upgrades part of many home sales, shifting costs and timelines for sellers and buyers.

Lowell Township trustees rejected a six‑month pause on data‑center approvals after a packed meeting, and opponents are now threatening recalls.