State Farm is no longer renewing hurricane policies for single‑wall rental homes in Hawaiʻi, pushing landlords toward pricier carriers and threatening higher rents.

Brewers players and the Brewers Community Foundation kicked off Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity’s 2026 build season. The nonprofit plans 40 new homes and nearly 200 repair projects.

The Salt Lake City Council rezoned three East Bench parcels to MU‑3, clearing the way for 26 townhomes and condos near Foothill Drive with limited affordable units and relocation aid.

Seattle advanced a targeted upzone that loosens rules for mass‑timber and Passive House projects and aims to unlock thousands of homes if approved.

Cavco broke ground on a 616,000‑square‑foot factory in El Mirage to produce HUD‑code and modular homes. The 39‑acre West Valley plant is targeting mid‑2027 operations.

Northside Hospital in Sandy Springs has started a two‑story, roughly 67,500 sq ft emergency‑department expansion to add 18 treatment rooms, triage space and parking.

Central City Concern bought Old Town’s 121 NW Everett for about $11M and will convert the office tower into a recovery and employment campus.

A Fulton Market parcel adjacent to the closed Time Out Market is back on the market with prior hotel approvals, drawing developer interest and reuse questions.

Parma's lower prices and midcentury housing are pulling some Cincinnati remote workers to look beyond the city for more space at a similar monthly cost.

AEP has started renovating its 1 Riverside Plaza headquarters while scouting alternate sites. The decision could shift downtown Columbus’ office outlook.

A lender that bought the loan on the boutique Gateway to SoHo building has taken control of 606 Broadway in a deal that values the property at roughly $50M.

CMS approved an option to lease seven acres next to Garinger for a roughly 100‑unit educator community under a 99‑year lease and a nominal rent.

Wake Forest cut a Deacon‑gold ribbon on a new 6,700‑sq‑ft Charlotte campus at The Pearl, aiming to tie business, professional and health‑tech programs closer to local employers. The move strengthens the university’s longterm presence in the city.