A San Fernando Valley couple used ADU rents and renovation loans to make a pricey L.A. mortgage work. Their story shows the trade-offs of becoming a landlord to buy a home.

Buc-ee's will break ground April 7 in Monroe County for a 74,000‑sq‑ft travel center at 1080 Rumble Road, promising 200+ jobs and about 100 fueling positions.

Neighbors on the Northeast Side are objecting to a rezoning that would allow about 10 acres of apartments on Central College Road, saying the scale and traffic would overwhelm the area. City records show the case is active and under council review.

Dozens of Taylor residents protested a rezoning for KDC’s proposed 210‑acre Project Comal near Samsung, citing noise, traffic and water worries as council weighs approval. City documents and developer materials promise buffers and financial studies.

Prominence on San Antonio’s far west side added DRB Homes and Scott Felder to its builder roster; homes start in the $300s and a hilltop amenity center is rising.

Meijer is conducting due diligence on a Buckstone site in Obetz as grocery chains step up investment across central Ohio.

The Cohon family's half‑acre Palm Beach waterfront property on Tarpon Way sold for $27M, marking a near‑tenfold gain since the late 1990s. The home had been listed at $34.5M in January.

Under New Management will preserve a 1947 Rogers Street warehouse and add 86 for‑sale homes across from Pullman Yards, blending loft conversions with townhouses and neighborhood art spaces.

Neighbors near South Berry's Chapel Road say construction blasting has rattled houses and left cracks. Officials point residents to the State Fire Marshal's complaint process.

Patient family offices are buying deeply discounted retail, office and multifamily assets as larger investors hold back.

Sutter County approved clerical changes to allow a Latitude Margaritaville retirement neighborhood at Lakeside at Sutter Pointe, with a roughly 386‑acre first phase and more than 1,100 homes planned.

The Beverly Hills City Council reversed a Planning Commission denial and granted Crescent Heights’ appeal, reopening the path for a 26‑story, 200‑unit project at 8844 Burton Way.

Vornado bought the McDonald’s building at 490 Eighth Ave., picking up transferable air rights near Penn Station in a small but strategic $12M deal. The move strengthens the company’s Penn District play.