AB 396 requires Nevada's largest counties and cities to allow ADUs, and Las Vegas homeowners could see casita rules loosened. The state’s July 1, 2026 deadline makes the change imminent.

A 4–3 Caledonia board vote turned down a $2.4M financing package for a 130‑unit F Street apartment plan, leaving the project shelved and its financing in limbo.

Orlando's Municipal Planning Board signed off on the vision for a controversial 37‑story tower at 170 E. Washington, igniting a debate between developers and a nearby church.

A roughly $12.5M plan would redevelop the former Busy Bee hardware at 3518 Russell, joining a busy wave of property moves in Eastern Market.

City filings show a proposed Costco warehouse and a 132‑unit apartment project moving through Pompano Beach planners as part of The Pomp redevelopment. Both applications face staff review and public hearings.

The former Fillmore East at 105 Second Ave will be leased to 16 Handles, trading rock history for frozen yogurt. The change highlights shifting retail in the East Village.

Zonda’s spring 2026 report shows Montgomery ISD saw 678 new single‑family starts and 575 closings in 2025, with thousands of lots planned that could reshape enrollment.

Peter Holsten has listed his company and a 17‑building Chicago portfolio — about 2,638 units, including 758 CHA mixed‑income apartments — for sale.

The Detroit Housing Commission is in talks to acquire two downtown senior-housing buildings on Washington Boulevard, potentially bringing 165 affordable units under public control.

Three Tees Golf & Social has reopened at the former Pine Ridge site in Sartell with a nine‑hole course and an 8,000‑sqft clubhouse that houses a restaurant and event space.

Lake Wales launched Polk County's first open-container ACE district, letting patrons stroll downtown with drinks as the city pushes a Walesbilt hotel restoration and streetscape upgrades.

A 40‑unit affordable apartment complex in Penn Hills has opened and officials say all units are already leased. The project used tax‑credit equity and county funds and a second phase is planned.

The Jackson House in downtown Tampa is slated for repairs beginning in August after the foundation raised key funding. Leaders plan to turn the 1901 boarding house into a museum and community center.