Opportunity Home’s board approved converting about 6,000 public‑housing units to HUD’s RAD program, touching off protests and renewed concern about tenant protections and displacement.

A 19‑acre commercial parcel at Oakfield sold to Kolter and Casto, setting up neighborhood retail and accelerating Parrish’s master‑planned growth.

Atherton officials warn a SamTrans plan to repurpose the Dumbarton corridor into a busway could trigger SB 79 and allow taller apartment buildings near a new stop.

A new NAR analysis shows management leads San Antonio homeownership, health-care workers made the biggest gains and service jobs slipped amid tight supply.

Delshah paid $76M for 34 Berry Street, a 142‑unit Williamsburg rental, signaling the firm's return to buying in New York. The purchase was brokered by JLL and financed through Ares.

Marion County will break ground April 7 on a $62–63M replacement for Lake Weir Middle School in Ocala, a three‑story campus planned to serve 1,400+ students and open by August 2027.

BYU–Hawaii will break ground on a $117M Temple View expansion in Laie, adding five new married‑student buildings to modernize family housing on campus.

A nine-unit Hillside Avenue proposal shows how recent RMF rule changes can unlock small-scale infill in Capitol Hill, and why parking and historic character debates persist.

A Charlotte firm bought the Shops at Franklin Square in Gastonia for $24.5 million, expanding its Carolina retail portfolio.

Veridea Crossing will add about 220,000 square feet of shops, restaurants and a grocery anchor to Apex in a roughly $100M retail build.

Teragonia signed a seven‑year, 16,000‑square‑foot sublease at 318 N. Carpenter in Fulton Market as it looks to grow its Chicago team. Brokers say subleases are tightening in the market.

St. Cloud State is seeking state funds to demolish aging campus buildings and create green space; top four removals are estimated at $14–$15 million.

After years of delays and appeals, Issaquah has started building a long‑planned, phased high school. The $168M project aims to open in fall 2027 and will house about 650–700 students.