Mission Grove at Stoneybrook opened in Winter Garden with 166 residences across independent living, assisted living and memory care and a wide amenity list.

A Pacific Heights Beaux-Arts mansion at 2898 Vallejo St. sold off-market for $56 million, the city's priciest residential sale since 2024. The deal underscores renewed demand at the ultra-luxury end of the market.

Late‑life, family‑coordinated moves by baby boomers are slowly freeing long‑held Las Vegas homes while local brokerages build out full relocation services.

SacRT is studying a plan to turn Meadowview station’s roughly 690‑space park‑and‑ride into housing and retail, aiming to place homes next to Blue Line transit.

Photos released by the city show crews razing a condemned house as part of a cleanup push; officials say 36 homes were condemned and torn down in 2025.

Westlake Center at 4555 Lake Forest Drive sold to a local investor for more than $13.8M, the buyer's second major suburban office purchase in months.

Sullivan & Cromwell is preparing its first Houston office at Texas Tower, taking temporary space and moving at least one partner to the city’s legal market.

A hearing examiner reversed Seattle's environmental OK for a proposed WinCo at the former Sam's Club on Aurora, sending the permit back for fresh analysis and raising questions about traffic and stormwater.

Nova Southeastern withdrew applications for a seven‑story, 600‑bed dorm at Bill Gessner after neighbors warned of traffic, noise and the loss of playing fields.

A property owner sued Taverna Costera, alleging amplified live music and outdoor events produced 'excessive' noise; a judge has temporarily barred amplified and live performances.

Gretna’s downtown marketplace will close May 1 for a months‑long refresh, and organizers will retool Gretna Fest into an October concert series while work proceeds. The city says the full festival will return in 2027.

Tulane will begin construction April 20 to join Newcomb Quad and Berger Family Lawn, adding paths, event-ready space and a 440,000-gallon underground stormwater tank.

Colorado School of Mines bought a nearly 51,000‑sq‑ft Golden R&D building and will convert it into an innovation hub focused on critical minerals research, commercialization and workforce training.