A new LABC Institute poll of 751 Los Angeles voters shows broad support for more housing, fast‑track approvals and affordability measures even as many doubt government can solve the crisis.

Jamestown signed roughly 69,000 square feet of leases with Bland and Paraform at Waterfront Plaza and Levi’s Plaza, boosting the Northern Waterfront’s AI cluster.

Health Net is putting $10M into LA4LA’s Guarantee Fund to help developers close financing gaps and move approved affordable projects into construction faster.

A rezoning filing would clear the way for roughly 381 apartments at 36-04 Bud Place in Flushing, a private proposal that intersects with long-running Flushing West planning. Community groups and city review will shape whether the project moves forward.

Mayor Andre Dickens is seeking to extend eight TADs to fund a multi‑billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, but critics warn the move could siphon revenue from schools and county services.

WalletHub’s state ranking finds Hawaii residents and New York renters spending some of the largest shares of income on housing, highlighting a widening affordability gap.

Vanderbilt plans a 10‑story, 200,000+ sq ft science tower at the Stevenson 6 site, with utility work cleared and a 2028 completion target. Design and permitting are moving forward.

Morgan Hill is adding hundreds of new homes, but residents are clashing over parking, height and amenities as state rules speed approvals.

Moinian is converting 17 Battery Place into 220 apartments, including 55 permanently affordable homes under New York’s 467-m tax-incentive program. Construction is expected to finish in early 2027.

A full-floor, 76th-floor St. Regis penthouse in Chicago is asking $11.5M after a designer overhaul and is being offered fully furnished.

Heirloom at Rome opened in northwest Las Vegas with 276 affordable senior units, mixing tiny homes and apartments and prioritizing very-low-income seniors. The $78M project was funded in part by Clark County and the state program.

Developers trimmed a planned Evanston tower to 26 stories and 298 feet while adding units and more affordable apartments. The revised application heads to City Council next week.

Mount Olivet cleared a City Council appeal and now proposes a nonprofit brewery and coffeehouse at its 1938 chapel site in Lynnhurst. Officials cite steep rehab costs and a plan to salvage materials.