A Sacramento family built the city's first permitted 3D‑printed home in their backyard, using robot‑extruded concrete to form the shell and clearing a city permit.

The San Mateo Planning Commission recommended approval for Bespoke, a mixed‑use project at the former Talbot’s block that includes 71 affordable units and a major office building.

City councilors filed an ordinance to raise rental registration and inspection fees and increase fines for violations as part of a push to hold negligent landlords accountable. Stakeholders will get a chance to weigh in at committee hearings.

Dallas-based members-only club 55 Seventy has topped out a $34M, three‑story clubhouse in Upper Kirby, promising rooftop views, chef‑led dining and private wine lockers.

A six‑story building at 2450 S. Barrington Ave. in Sawtelle has shed its construction wrap. Permits show 40 apartments plus 10 planned ADUs for a total of 50 units.

Sutter filed a nearly $12M permit to outfit its SixSixty building as an Advanced Orthopedics & Sports Medicine center, a concrete step toward a late‑2027 opening. The filing follows the system’s full‑building lease and city action to track the remodel project.

Bay Club paid about $65M to buy the three parcels that make up its North Waterfront campus, turning its 1977 flagship into an owned property. The purchase is being framed as a vote of confidence in downtown recovery.

A 40‑acre slice of Terminal 2 is being redeveloped into a mass‑timber campus anchored by Swiss Zaugg and a University of Oregon lab, with hundreds of jobs promised.

Kane Realty proposed two mixed‑use projects in Cary — a 213‑unit Flatiron downtown and a 275‑unit Weston Parkway conversion, together adding nearly 500 new homes.

Weathersfield Township voted a 180‑day moratorium on data‑center approvals as trustees study power, water and noise impacts. Bitdeer owns the former Ohio Edison site and has discussed a large AI campus.

A Bellevue affiliate bought the Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center at 17620 International Blvd and says it will fully renovate the 1960s property. County filings show an ~$18M sale, signaling a major capital refresh for the Sea‑Tac corridor.

The OfficeMax lot on Port Washington Road will be split for a Chick‑fil‑A and Cafe Zupas, prompting both excitement and concerns about added traffic.

A new Virginia law removes rezoning hurdles and creates a by‑right path for churches and tax‑exempt nonprofits to build affordable housing, with rules on affordability and infrastructure.