A new analysis finds Hawaiʻi will need nearly 60,000 additional homes by 2050 as the population ages, straining care systems and pushing young workers off‑island.

Construction on Andersonville’s Elise Malary Plaza will begin in May, converting Catalpa between Clark and Ashland into the neighborhood’s first permanent car-free public plaza. The block will host markets, seating and new lighting when finished.

A privately backed teacher homebuying program in San Diego has helped a dozen educators buy homes by pairing $40,000 grants with counseling and lender matches.

A renovated North End Palm Beach lakefront house at 1246 N. Lake Way closed in late April for about $31 million after an extensive remodel.

Kite Realty is reportedly preparing to market Glendale Town Center for sale, a move that could reshape the near‑north side’s retail and housing plans. The story was first reported April 30, 2026.

County commissioners approved a 174‑unit income‑restricted complex on McGinnis Ferry Road, with units capped at 60% AMI. The project must win federal tax credits before construction can begin.

OG&E says it will power three new Google data centers in Muskogee and Stillwater under agreements that place hookup costs on Google and aim to protect ratepayers.

Local firm 26th Street Partners paid $210M for the Krog District, taking control of Krog Street Market and nearby warehouses in a marquee BeltLine deal.

A four‑story mixed‑use proposal would replace a Venice Boardwalk parking lot with 30 apartments, 9,000 sq ft of retail and five low‑income units. The city file is active but on hold.

A three‑story development at 4648 S I‑10 Service Rd W will add Metairie's first third‑story rooftop restaurant with indoor/outdoor seating and private‑elevator access.

Panorama’s 84‑unit microunit project The J in South End secured a $16M construction loan; units will average 363 sq ft and include Ori robotic furniture.

Coinbase product executive David Farmer paid $10.4M for a 0.59‑acre lot at 31 La Gorce Circle on Miami Beach’s exclusive La Gorce Island. The parcel was marketed as a development site with plans for an ~8,000‑sq‑ft residence.

Fifth Third is relocating about 750 Cincinnati employees into downtown offices and leasing extra space at Columbia Plaza, a move that could boost weekday foot traffic.