A $1 million federal award announced by the City will go to the URA to help turn vacant downtown offices into affordable housing. Officials gave few immediate details.

Protesters along Kanan Road say state-backed housing plans and CEQA changes could worsen wildfire evacuations after the Woolsey Fire. Locals fear narrow canyon roads will be overwhelmed.

Tyko Capital provided Related Group and BH Group a $360M loan for Icon Beach, clearing the way for the 38‑story condo to break ground this spring.

More than 40 Churchill residents pressed borough officials over a 26‑page draft to rezone the former Westinghouse park, demanding traffic, tree and stormwater protections.

Northstar Properties paid about $17.1M for Graham Place, a 121‑unit LIHTC senior complex at 1745 Graham Ave. Brokers say bond expiration and a 1031 exchange prompted the sale.

Metro's $652.8M housing bond produced thousands of units, but regional estimates show Portland remains tens of thousands of homes short and many renters are cost-burdened.

Stono Group paid $6.8 million for a three-building industrial property in Matthews at 3603–3619 Gribble Road, marking its first Charlotte-area acquisition.

Community Ambulance broke ground on a West Henderson headquarters — a training and maintenance campus officials say will bolster EMS capacity and add local jobs.

A handful of multimillion-dollar house sales pushed Malba’s Q1 median to $2.5M, making the tiny Queens enclave the fifth priciest neighborhood in NYC.

Fortress Investment Group bought a 65‑acre industrial parcel in Osceola County in a multi‑million‑dollar move, tightening available logistics-ready land near Kissimmee.

Gate City Bank won council approval to build a 7,000‑sq‑ft branch at 115 13th Avenue South; the city agreed to sell the nearly two‑acre lot for $1.4 million.

A long-running fight over the Obsidian tower returned to City Hall after mediation, with neighbors warning the 18‑story plan still looms too large for Palm Avenue.

A curving timber bandshell nicknamed the 'Pringle' rose at Assembly Studios in Doraville; developers say shows could begin as early as June.