A stalled apartment tower at North Florida Avenue and East Zack Street is facing foreclosure after construction stopped in 2023. The lender has moved to reclaim the loan, per local reporting.

Two Bronx Mitchell‑Lama co‑ops have listings on Housing Connect showing some units priced under $7,000. Here’s what buyers should know about eligibility, fees and applications.

An eight‑story, 77‑unit mixed‑use building has new DOB filings for 1123 Myrtle Avenue in Bed‑Stuy, with demolition permits already in place. The project lists Hamish Whitefield as architect and a local developer as owner.

Portman has filed Special Administrative Permit paperwork for Amsterdam Walk; phase one would add roughly 666 apartments and a 135‑unit affordable component backed by Invest Atlanta.

A new joint venture led by Vanderbilt and Hillwood has acquired The Towers at Williams Square, the 1.4M‑SF Las Colinas campus that houses Caterpillar’s global HQ. Terms were not disclosed.

A national analysis finds Oklahoma City’s median home value has climbed about $89,121 (75.8%) since 2016 to roughly $206,713, far outpacing income gains and tightening affordability.

A near‑16,000‑sq‑ft River Oaks estate was recorded sold on April 29; the transfer is the largest publicly visible Houston residential sale in over a year. The closing price remains undisclosed but the home had been relisted at $21.5M.

A land-use permit filed for the Wake Forest University Charlotte Center at 200 N. College St. would turn the mostly empty Uptown office into about 290 apartments.

New renderings show a 65‑unit, rent‑capped senior building steps north of Underground Atlanta; Invest Atlanta approved $2M and an 18‑month construction window.

After a devastating June 3, 2024 construction fire, Middlefield Junction’s 179 affordable apartments opened and families began moving in this spring.

Houston crews launched the city’s first "Demolition Day," using $30M from the stormwater fund to tear down blighted structures. Critics warn the funding shift could spark legal and funding headaches.

Tallapoosa approved annexation and rezoning covering roughly 1,600 acres, and neighbors warn a large industrial project — possibly a data center — could follow. Concerns center on water, noise and the town’s rural character.

Edgewater Ventures will build Union Logistics Park in Monroe — nearly 770,000 square feet of Class A industrial space — with the first building set to break ground in May 2026.