HAR data show buyers pushing farther out for value — Huffman, Brookshire and Waller top the Q1 rankings as new construction and lower prices drive sales.

A Jenney‑designed Near West Side church finished exterior repairs but still needs interior rehab and utility fixes. The United Center's $7 billion 1901 Project could bring new resources.

Cottage Grove will bring 349 factory-built four-bedroom homes to southwest Miami‑Dade starting at about $129,900 — a rare low-cost homeownership option as local prices surge.

A proposed development called The Lofts at Union Centre would place 252 apartments on a 10.49‑acre site at 6230 Allen Road. The final development plan is before the township.

After years of delays, East Flagler’s new curbless blocks and BID-backed weekend events are bringing customers back to downtown Miami — but merchants say gains remain uneven.

A new MLive database and state records show Ecorse, Harper Woods and River Rouge among Michigan’s highest millage communities while several rural townships logged the lowest rates. The numbers matter differently depending on local home values and school district levies.

Three major real‑estate measures — on building codes, pre‑built housing and REIT taxation — have stalled as lawmakers head toward the May 8 adjournment.

Single‑family medians in San Mateo County climbed near $2.2M while condo prices dipped to roughly $825K, driven by tight supply, tech wealth and rising HOA costs.

County crews have begun an $8.03M re‑roof and hazardous‑material abatement at the old Hilo Memorial Hospital as the county moves to convert the 1920s building into a services hub.

A 2.7‑acre Beverly Hills parcel known as The Peak sold for about $31.8M after steep cuts; the lot includes SAOTA plans for a 20,000‑sq‑ft megamansion.

Federal Home Loan Bank renewed an 80,000‑sq‑ft lease at Atrium Two, preserving roughly 300 downtown jobs and reconfiguring its space across three floors.

The East Bay compound where Steph Curry once lived is back on the market with resort-style grounds and a $10.5 million asking price.

ATI is weighing a roughly $300M expansion in Monroe that could add about 130 precision‑manufacturing jobs. The city has annexed ATI land and approved incentives as it competes for the work.