Marcus & Millichap’s midyear index places Portland 29th of 36, driven by rising vacancy and heavy new deliveries even as semiconductor R&D investment arrives nearby.

Realtor.com has named Portland–South Portland an "emerging" luxury market as million‑dollar listings and high‑end condos multiply across the city.

Element 25 is reviewing its DOE‑backed Louisiana manganese refinery and has reopened talks with GM and Stellantis, putting timelines and job estimates in question.

The Orchard, a 70-story, 823-foot tower in Long Island City, has opened with 824 rental homes and a 60,000-square-foot private backyard plus extensive amenities.

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is advancing preliminary plans to add housing at the shuttered Downtown YMCA as it seeks financing to convert the landmark building.

Finley Catering signed a 29‑year lease for the Crystal Tea Room through 2055 and will fund a multimillion‑dollar overhaul as the Wanamaker Building is redeveloped.

Midori at 36-45 31st St delivers 40 rentals to Long Island City, completed in May 2026. Leasing began in May with first move‑ins expected June 1.

MoveBuddha's migration report names Georgetown the top Texas city for in‑state movers, driven by lower home prices and Austin‑area access.

GL Homes will add nearly 1,000 homes along Lyons Road in West Boca by pairing Lotus Edge with a new 322‑home parcel. Construction could start this fall and sales are expected next year.

UT's Student Union is getting a $3.5M east plaza with a stage, food‑truck hookups and an outdoor fire table, plus planned V‑O‑L‑S letters, due this summer.

Brothers Steve and Jack Braha have agreed to pause dueling lawsuits and enter mediation over control of Fulcrum and the Broadway East project.

Quarterra has filed plans for a 17.3-acre Emblem-branded project on Bickford Avenue that would add 294 units and roughly 10,000 sq ft of retail to Snohomish. The plan is under city review.

ConsumerAffairs puts San Antonio at No. 10 for new-home construction after a busy early‑2026 run of permits and new‑build sales. The totals suggest more supply is coming online.