A proposed "No Hidden Rent Act" would require San Francisco landlords to display total estimated rent and itemize fees on listings and leases.

Crews are racing to finish parks, sidewalks and restaurants in South Downtown as Atlanta prepares to host eight World Cup matches at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium.

The Rustic is returning to downtown in a new Houston First–owned venue at 1718 Jackson as the GRB convention‑center overhaul reshapes the area. Construction has already started and timelines differ across state filings and company posts.

A nearly 10‑acre Bill Tull–designed equestrian estate in northwest Las Vegas sold for $11.75M. The property includes an Olympic arena, extensive barns and 45 acre‑feet of water rights.

A New York window maker has paused plans for an $83.7M Selma plant and asked North Carolina to cancel a roughly $5.5M incentives package, citing trade and commodity pressures.

Tampa says it has produced more than 8,300 affordable units since 2019 and is closing on a 10,000-unit pledge, but waitlists and funding gaps show the work isn’t done.

Boom’s containerized 42MW turbine could supply power for AI data centers — but Denver and Jefferson County moratoriums and state AI rules have the CEO warning the company may leave.

Peachtree Corners approved moving ahead to buy the shuttered Cin9Bistro at Town Center for about $3.25 million. The city will run a feasibility study and solicit public feedback before deciding the site's future.

Mayfield Heights council unanimously rezoned nearly eight acres for 61 townhomes and approved a $2.3M relocation grant tied to an employer shift to the suburbs. The developer says the homes will be mid‑$600Ks with a small park.

Seattle approved designs for about 170 apartments in Fremont that preserve the Shannon & Wilson office and add public plazas near Stone Way.

A long-running fight over New Tampa’s Pebble Creek Golf Course returns to the county commission on June 9 as neighbors and GL Homes prepare for a contentious vote.

Sagard paid $66.5M for Terra at Monroe, a 222‑unit garden‑style complex near Seattle, and plans selective unit upgrades as it grows its Pacific Northwest holdings. The deal underscores investor appetite for workforce housing in supply‑constrained suburbs.

Federal funding has moved a 1,000‑unit Griffin Park redevelopment closer to construction, reviving debate in Parramore over affordability and who can return.