Milwaukee County is backing Phoenix Residential, a 41-unit conversion that pairs crisis beds with permanent affordable apartments as interior work nears completion. Officials say the site is meant as a pilot for pairing shelter and services with housing.

A newer office building at 1900 St. Antoine could make way for Ford Field parking. The block is already wired into the stadium’s daily traffic.

Pioneer Acquisitions will spend about $15M to add a hospitality lobby, Japanese lounge and simulator amenities at 100 Washington to boost leasing.

Walmart bought 34.7 acres off Culebra Road on July 21; the parcel could mark the retailer’s first new San Antonio store since 2016.

Neighbors say a crew tore down a DLBA house at 7727 Bryden without permits, prompting city stop‑work orders, emergency cleanup bids and a land‑bank review.

The Garrison at 1104 Avondale has topped out and begun leasing near the Beltline’s Southeast Trail after a yearslong cleanup and a county tax break. A zoning complaint about retail space is under review.

Two Melrose storefronts leased to Jacquemus traded for $29 million — about $7,250 per square foot — as institutional buyers target high‑profile luxury storefronts in West Hollywood.

A CADA loan and a land sale will launch 216 for‑sale townhomes on nearly nine acres at 5101/5261 Stockton Boulevard, with EV chargers and city review ahead.

Toy Barn is proposing a 205,000-square-foot, six-building flagship garage‑condo in north Scottsdale, joining a cluster of high‑end car‑storage projects near Loop 101.

Golden Valley filed a missing‑middle study exploring duplexes, triplexes and townhomes as suburbs rethink zoning. Residents' concern and high construction costs mean change will likely be gradual.

Mesirow paid $132 million for Sixty 11th in Midtown, about $412,500 per unit. The 320‑unit tower is one of this year’s highest per‑unit trades in Atlanta.

A new federal law removes the permanent chassis rule for manufactured homes, a change that could cut thousands off new units — but San Diego zoning, land and lending may limit local impact.

A four‑tower schematic would convert the former Miami Herald bayfront into linked residences, a hotel and a new public promenade.