Kennedy Wilson has proposed an eight‑story, 133‑unit building at 700 Colorado Ave that would include 15 deed‑restricted homes and three levels of underground parking.

Prairie Village residents are opposing a rezoning request that would allow 11 three‑story apartment buildings on Stonestreet Road, citing traffic and overcrowded schools.

San Diego has launched a two‑year overhaul of the Rancho Bernardo Community Plan, with SANDAG support and a local wish list that includes sidewalks, drainage and a photoluminescent striping pilot.

Banner Industrial Properties bought a roughly 407k‑sf warehouse at 22100 E. 26th Ave in Aurora in an off‑market deal, a sign of renewed investor interest in the Picadilly logistics corridor.

Oak Creek is buying a high-visibility parcel near IKEA for about $3.6M, giving the city new leverage over development at the I‑94 interchange.

Sales across Southern California have slowed while listings stay thin, producing a split market where some neighborhoods remain hot and others cool. Here’s what the latest data and local agents say.

A 1960s office at 2702 E. Third Ave in Cherry Creek is slated to be replaced by a larger building as part of ongoing neighborhood redevelopment.

Ann Arbor planners voted 6-0 to advance Beztak’s six‑story, 307‑unit proposal at 2424 E. Stadium Blvd, marking a major step for non‑student rental housing near Trader Joe’s.

UHA paid $14 million for a Moiliili office building — its first property purchase in 30 years — and plans to move its headquarters from downtown by early 2028.

A Brooklyn apartment developer and his wife have fallen behind on a $38M mortgage, highlighting growing strain in New York real estate lending. Lenders may move to special servicing or seek workouts.

mHub is reportedly plotting a West Side campus that could outsize The 78, a move that would shift where Chicago locates manufacturing jobs and labs. The plan raises questions about land, financing and neighborhood impacts.

A TREND‑backed crowdfund is offering North Minneapolis residents a chance to co‑own Hawthorn Crossings starting at $1,000, with a limited neighborhood matching grant. Organizers say the move is meant to keep capital and retail control on the North Side.

Prospiant's new Roselawn plant consolidates design, engineering and fabrication, bringing roughly 125 jobs and an eight‑year city tax credit to Cincinnati.