A draft ordinance would require owner‑occupancy, create licensing and bar rentals in some multiunit buildings and near schools.

Adeline Alliance Partners is negotiating with BART and the City of Berkeley to transform the Ashby west lot into housing, retail and station upgrades. A community open house is set for July 16.

City tax‑credit awards of more than $23M will back 11 projects to create and preserve over 1,100 affordable homes across the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.

Kolter Group paid about $18.2 million for commercial and residential condo units on Collins Avenue, expanding its North Beach assemblage ahead of a proposed luxury redevelopment.

San Mateo homeowners have sued the city after an updated preservation ordinance lets officials nominate houses as historic without individual owners' consent. The case will test how far local designation powers can reach.

Redfin finds Greater Cleveland's luxury median rose 11% to about $833K — still under $1M, keeping top-tier homes cheaper than most metros.

Larimer County launched Backyard Boost to credit permit fees for homeowners who build ADUs and rent them affordably for three years.

Kent opened public review of a draft ReDiscover Downtown plan that would rezones parts of downtown. Comments and a Land Use and Planning Board hearing are scheduled for July 27.

The $50.8M Fort Lincoln project reached a topping out, bringing a new rec center and early-learning hub closer to opening.

Rise Baking is relocating its Tucker innovation center to Uptown Atlanta’s Lindbergh development, adding office and R&D space to the transit-connected campus.

Glasshouses is leasing roughly 70,000 square feet at the World Trade Center for a new downtown flagship that can host up to 1,500 guests.

UNC Health has acquired Westgate Shopping Center and filed to build a 92‑bed hospital in West Asheville. Public records and state filings show the system is positioning for a major medical campus.

The downtown Orlando Public Library is slated for an $18 million renovation this fall, reworking the first floor with a larger children’s area and new meeting rooms. Detailed plans will be unveiled later this month.