Washington buyers are increasingly choosing adjustable‑rate mortgages to lower upfront payments; ARMs made up nearly 25% statewide and 36% in King County.

A subsidiary of Astec Industries leased more than 8,300 square feet at Donges Bay Office Center in Mequon; engineering teams are expected to move in later in 2026.

A McDonald’s has opened at 731 Shaw Road while East Town Crossing brings 76 apartments, pool and leasing to Puyallup’s Shaw Road corridor. Local records and the developer site show the new retail and rental additions.

A new LendingTree analysis finds San Antonio metro renters paid a median $1,422 in 2024 versus $2,023 for mortgaged homeowners — about $601 less per month. Local and federal data show the gap is reshaping buy-versus-rent decisions.

The City Council upheld approvals for a 35‑story mixed‑use project at the former Toyota of Hollywood, rejecting a CREED LA appeal and keeping entitlements intact.

As AI and cloud demand surges, Phoenix’s data‑center pipeline is reshaping how buildings are scoped, budgeted and powered. Builders say earlier procurement and prefab are key to meeting megawatt‑scale timelines.

Crews have started clearing the 500 block of Hillsborough Street to make way for a mixed‑use apartment project at 501 Hillsborough. The raze follows years of shuttered storefronts and a rezoning that allows taller development.

A draft legislative memo finds limits on corporate home purchases may be constitutional, boosting a governor‑backed working group and renewed bills. Lawmakers and advocates are already parsing the legal road map.

CoStar analytics show rising vacancy and slower rent growth in Philadelphia’s medical‑office market; closures and consolidation are reshuffling demand while new outpatient campuses still lease up.

Texas awarded $5 million to help renovate Fort Sam’s South Beach Pavilion as city and county assemble matching funds toward a roughly $40M effort to court DHA jobs.

Park City has new deed‑restricted projects and big resort expansions, but rising AMIs and limited land still put many local workers out of reach of housing near their jobs.

The Bricks' building on E. 7th Ave. sold to a buyer tied to Ybor's Gasworx project; owners promise upgrades and a return to fuller service.

Marysville secured the largest tract from a 480‑acre Union County auction, giving the city space to expand electric and water infrastructure as development heats up.