More Greater Boston homeowners are keeping properties as rentals. Here’s what matters — ADU rules, security deposits, insurance and the possible 2026 rent‑control vote.

At a May 6 meeting, neighbors urged city planners to push for more riverfront parks and stricter pollution controls as the Pilsen Industrial Corridor study gets underway. Community groups want health protections and labor representation included in the plan.

Greystar agreed to federal and state settlements over hidden rental fees; Mesa and Gilbert tenants may be eligible for refunds and can file claims with the AG.

NorthPoint plans an 860,000‑SF, $105M warehouse in Romulus — a clear sign speculative industrial building is returning to Metro Detroit. The project would add jobs and new logistics capacity near DTW.

A 30‑acre Jacinto City parcel is being marketed for a 79‑megawatt hyperscale data center, prompting neighbor worries about noise, water and tax incentives.

The Malcolm X Elementary modernization in Ward 8 is moving into interior finishes and site work, adding a gym, cafeteria, outdoor learning and net‑zero systems.

Outrigger Industrial sold a 1.03M-SF cross-dock at Generation Park and leased the neighboring 256K-SF facility to Representative Materials Co., underscoring demand for large industrial space in Houston.

Cypress Equity secured a $170M construction loan to finance two Wilshire Boulevard projects in Santa Monica that will add about 320 apartments and ground‑floor retail.

A county panel advanced a tax package tied to IREN’s "Project Emerald," a proposed 2,000‑acre data center near Kiowa that promises big revenue and raises water and grid questions. The plan now goes to local taxing boards and public meetings are planned.

Officials aim to take a River Walk strategic-plan blueprint to City Council by the end of 2026 after public meetings and a 7,320-person survey.

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel completed a nearly $240M revitalization, adding a 22,000‑sq‑ft spa, adults‑only infinity pool, redesigned golf course and refreshed 252 rooms.

Citrus County has asked staff to draft a temporary moratorium on data centers as neighbors raise water, power and noise concerns.

Developers want to rezone roughly 337 acres near Johns Lake for a 600+‑home Urban Village; neighbors warn Marsh Road could be overwhelmed and plan to show up at hearings.