Sacramento and Folsom have redacted developer contact info from public permit listings after fake-invoice scams targeted applicants. Officials warn: don’t wire funds; report suspicious messages.

O'Fallon leaders voted down a 276‑home subdivision at the city's southwest edge after residents raised traffic, school and conservation concerns.

Extell has filed DOB plans for an 86‑story, near‑1,200‑foot tower at the former ABC/Disney campus, proposing 430 apartments and a 20% affordable set‑aside.

A new forecast and local market snapshots put Cincinnati on national lists for price momentum, though Redfin and Zillow show different short‑term pictures.

New renderings move the Mob Museum’s addition to the east side with a bigger lobby, theater and interactive exhibits. The revised packet is set for the Historic Preservation Commission next Wednesday.

GID completed phase one of its $2B High Street project in Dunwoody and landed a major office tenant, setting the stage for the next buildout.

Detroit City FC named a general contractor for AlumniFi Field, moving the 15,000‑seat Corktown stadium nearer to construction. The campus includes housing, a parking deck and retail.

An interactive map using Zillow data reveals a widening K-shaped market in Atlanta: some intown neighborhoods keep gaining while others have lost equity.

New York developer Richard Cohen paid $20.5M for a 4,600‑sq‑ft Four Seasons unit at the Surf Club, continuing a run of trophy sales in Surfside.

Three recorded closings at a new Surfside condo totaled $121M, per the South Florida Business Journal — a sign ultra‑luxury buyers are still paying up along Collins Avenue.

Elk Grove’s Project Elevate is edging closer to construction, with city officials and developers saying work could begin by Summer 2027. The 20‑acre plan includes a hotel, 100,000+ sq ft of retail and a village lawn.

Investors led by Sandee Road Ventures bought the 98‑unit Sharon Oaks in Oakhurst and say they’ll preserve rent limits while spending about $1.1M on repairs.

CORA Merrick Park will bring 74 wellness‑focused condos, a rooftop padel court and a 5,000‑sq‑ft park anchored by a Jaume Plensa sculpture to Coral Gables. Delivery is expected in 2028.