Denver-based Tract is planning a $14 billion, 1,000-acre data center project in Phoenix, aiming to provide significant local jobs and contribute to the tech industry's growth.

Debate arises in Redmond over a proposed Plymouth Housing supportive housing project, with residents concerned about transparency in the land transfer process.

Traffic on MoPac Expressway South in Austin is expected to worsen by 2045, with a 42% increase in delays, as per a CTRMA study. Proposed solutions include express lanes to improve commute times.

MacKenzie Scott donated $640 million to 361 nonprofits, doubling her planned contribution and supporting small organizations via an open application process facilitated by Lever for Change.

The City of St. Paul is seeking design proposals for the River Learning Center to revitalize the Mississippi riverfront. Proposals are due by May 15 with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on March 26.

A proposed development on South Congress Avenue in Austin may introduce a 500-foot tower with 800 residential units, a hotel, office space, and retail, pending city approval.

Marc Andreessen is selling his Atherton estate for $33.4 million after buying it in 2007 for $16.6 million. The property includes a guest house and two kitchens.

August marks the start of construction for two office/warehouse buildings in Lakeside Ranch Business Park, Flower Mound, with an $11.3 million budget and a July 2025 completion date.

SAISD aims to keep staff in place amidst school closures, with most students and 90% of teachers reassigned, but some principals and teachers still await new placement details.

Los Angeles faces a $288.6 million budget deficit, with overspending in police and fire departments and costly liability claims significantly contributing to the shortfall.

A $418 million settlement by the National Association of Realtors may change the Seattle-area real estate market, altering agent commission structures and norms.

San Antonio gas prices surge to $3.15 per gallon, marking the first time since October that the average went over $3, causing budgeting concerns for local residents.

The NAR agreed to eliminate the standard six percent commission on home sales, potentially reducing rates by one-third following a $418 million antitrust settlement.