Gov. Katie Hobbs signed HB 2999, creating state affordability infrastructure districts that let developers amortize roads, water and sewer to reduce upfront prices on new homes.

Photos show Evergreen Garden at 2128 S Tan Court has risen to the fourth floor. Visible shoring and sparse activity have left the project's timeline unclear.

A longtime Bryant Park newsstand has been quietly reworked into a compact grab‑and‑go cafe, a small experiment that could be copied across Midtown.

Developers have filed plans to replace single‑family homes with multi‑unit buildings near Pasadena’s Lake Station, using state density bonuses to exceed local zoning. Early design hearings are underway.

Hawaii-based MacNaughton bought Residences Kierland, a 290-unit luxury complex in Kierland, teaming with a Japanese partner and a $90M loan to close the deal.

St. Louis County reached a deal to sell the 28‑acre Wellston Industrial Park to a logistics developer, moving a long‑vacant former factory site toward private redevelopment.

The Overlook at Garson will add 130 workforce apartments and 9,000 sq ft of retail steps from Lindbergh MARTA, with a groundbreaking slated for August 2026.

Casto has opened the second phase of River & Rich in Franklinton, delivering about 235 new apartments and ground-floor retail. The project, backed by CMHA financing, mixes income-targeted and market-rate units.

Scottsdale builder Hunn Development bought the last 200 acres of a stalled master plan outside Prescott Valley and says it will add about 1,100 homes. The sale revives a tract long tied up by planning fights.

The Lora unveiled interior images and a full amenities list as it prepares to begin leasing this summer. The 27‑story tower will bring 186 luxury rental homes to Knox Street.

Elliott Management bought the Mayfair House Hotel & Garden in Coconut Grove for about $694 million, adding a refreshed 179-room boutique to its South Florida holdings.

New UC Berkeley and national reports show California’s huge GDP sits beside rising cost‑adjusted poverty and out‑migration. Policy choices about building and permitting are central to the fix.

Culver Commons is turning the former Culver Public Market site into a compact, food-forward center with Smog City Brewing, El Moro and other local names, plus a restored neon sign and public parking.