Mayor Johnson says City Council approved roughly $16.3M to help build Abrams Intergenerational Village, a 71‑unit affordable project in Washington Park. The development pairs seniors, grandfamilies and students in a single building.

St. Helena is revisiting its short‑term rental rules, weighing buffers, caps and tighter reporting as staff compiles enforcement data. The review could reshape who gets to rent homes to visitors.

The Midtown lot at 3191 Middlefield is listed for $12M and marketed as mixed‑use. City officials are pressing for street‑level shops, not just apartments.

Homeplace will bring thousands of homes and seven connected bike loops to a family-owned tract north of Houston, with first lots expected in 2027.

Global logistics firm DSV is planning a 750,000-square-foot Hillsboro hub aimed at semiconductor logistics, adding one of the region’s largest new industrial projects.

Henricksen has relocated its Milwaukee operation from Brookfield to Walker’s Point, opening an experience center and showroom inside the Eagleknit Innovation Hub.

UNLV pitched "UNLV @ Civic Plaza" to the Las Vegas City Council as a downtown satellite campus focused on workforce training, applied learning and public programming.

A newly dedicated riverfront park at the former Northville Downs returns a covered stretch of the Rouge River to daylight and opens roughly 10 acres of trails and public green space.

Meriwether Landing’s first homes opened at Joint Base Lewis‑McChord as part of a $130M plan to add 212 units. Initial move‑ins begin this week, officials say.

Burlington has opened a roughly 2‑million‑square‑foot distribution center in Ellabell, GA, placing the retailer closer to the Port of Savannah and supporting an aggressive store expansion plan.

Edifice Construction moved its headquarters to Wilmore, expanding to roughly 35,000 sq. ft. with a speakeasy, fitness center and room for about 130 employees.

A new Sonoma nonprofit formed from the local housing roadmap says it will buy small homes, push ADUs and raise seed funds to keep workers and families in the valley.

Legends Global has made a roughly $102.5M offer for Oakland Arena as Alameda County approved a term sheet to buy back and resell its Coliseum share. The competing bids, legal fights and environmental questions now shape who might control the arena.