Oakberry Trails opened Saturday in Waller County with model homes and a big grand opening. The 262‑acre development plans more than 900 homes and has early sales.

Dorothea Puente’s former boarding house will be one of six stops on Preservation Sacramento’s 50th Historic Home Tour on Sept. 20. Tickets are on sale now.

A Tidewater affiliate has proposed replacing Ramekins with townhouses and moving the 1864 General’s Daughter, setting up a clash between housing goals and preservation in Sonoma.

Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County bought 26 acres for EdenView, a 71‑lot affordable housing development in Hamilton Township, with infrastructure slated to begin late 2026 and homes due in 2027.

Tewksbury residents are traveling to Boston on Tuesday to press the state board as it weighs approval of a 125MW battery storage project near homes and senior housing.

A Winter Park developer has started leasing two Pointe Grand communities in Davenport and Minneola, pitching workforce-friendly rents and resort-style amenities.

A vacant Longmont parcel that once hosted Walmart sold for nearly $7.6M, clearing a step toward plans for hundreds of apartments near Nelson and Hover.

UP Development’s proposal would add 244 townhomes, a Wawa and a 100,000‑sq‑ft storage building along State Road 50 in Clermont. The plan sits on roughly 45 acres and will go through city permitting.

Seritage signed an option to sell a Dallas Valley View property for $50.76M, but the closing window stretches into 2028 and the project ties into the Mavericks’ arena search. Investors say the price helps the balance sheet but the timeline and entitlements create execution risk.

Empire Homes is joining Bridgeland's Creekland Village with homes starting in the mid‑$300,000s and models expected this fall.

Syniverse plans to vacate its 198,750‑square‑foot Preserve 1 office in New Tampa, and brokers have begun marketing the building for early‑2027 availability. The Class‑A block offers high‑spec infrastructure and nearly 1,000 parking spots.

Midwood has retooled a long‑running Downtown Crossing proposal into roughly 760 apartments, a shift made possible by recent downtown zoning changes. The move sets up a BPDA review and renewed neighborhood debate.

Creative Artists Agency has relocated to the CAA Creative Office Building at Nashville Yards, anchoring the district with about 75,000 square feet and prominent exterior signage. The new space opens in July.