Beverly Hills councilmember John A. Mirisch is stepping down from his LACAHSA seat as the county agency ramps funding. His exit could shift who steers Measure A dollars for local affordable housing.

Ballast bought three historic Van Ness buildings in Pac Heights for about $48.5M, adding roughly 110 apartments as investor interest returns to tight SF neighborhoods.

Howard Hughes closed a $300 million refinancing for Downtown Summerlin, the 400‑acre mixed‑use core in Summerlin. The loan, issued by U.S. Bank, covers retail, office and residential assets.

A Russian Hill home tied to the Fisher family — relatives of Gap co‑founder Donald Fisher — is on the market for the first time with a $17.25M asking price.

A Vancouver developer has pitched a nightclub inside Portland’s Centennial Mills, proposing to reuse the Mounted Patrol building and complicating a recently approved $80M redevelopment.

A hearings officer approved Portland Public Schools’ plan to tear down and rebuild Cleveland High with a four‑story, 64‑foot main building near SE Powell. The decision includes noise curfews and a short appeal window.

County staff recommended postponing a final Board vote on the Upper Westside plan so all supervisors can participate. The decision delays a controversial proposal for roughly 9,300 homes in Natomas.

Skydio plans a $3.5B, five‑year buildout to scale U.S. drone manufacturing, promising thousands of jobs and a factory five times larger than its current space.

Coro Realty Advisors plans roughly $200 million to buy and build self‑storage properties across metro Atlanta, including a recent Cobb County purchase.

Rivian has started fitting out top-floor and lobby space at Portman Holdings’ Junction Krog District on the BeltLine, a move that will feed a downtown hiring pipeline as the company advances its Georgia factory plans.

The Lahaina Community Land Trust launched a portal this week so Lahaina-rooted families can register for intake, homebuyer readiness and lotteries for permanently affordable homes.

Mayor Karen Bass announced Executive Directive 19 to cut permitting delays and speed housing and business openings across Los Angeles.

Killefer Development filed for a six‑story, 136‑unit building at 6985 S. Centinela in Playa Vista where every apartment would be income‑restricted.