Ohio gave Hamilton $2.5M to connect 100 infill lots and speed construction of workforce homes under Build Back the Block, with the first houses expected in 2026.

Dream Finders CEO Patrick Zalupski appears on Forbes’ 2026 billionaires list even as his homebuilder’s stock slid and his purchase of the Tampa Bay Rays reshapes his assets. The mix of public shares and private sports ownership is what moved the needle.

Costco filed permits this week for a $55M Hoopili distribution center in West Oʻahu, a proposed hub meant to supply its Hawaii warehouses. The filing begins formal city review.

An Austin developer has revived plans to adapt a Northside Fort Worth church into about 84 senior‑affordable apartments; a community meeting is set for next Thursday. Neighbors remain split over preservation, traffic and safety.

KABR Group says it is raising a $300 million fund to expand into Central Florida, targeting Orlando. The move builds on the firm's recent Florida projects.

The Frontier at 200 E 39th was moved to special servicing after a borrower missed a roughly $44M payoff; the sponsor says refinancing talks are underway.

Heron's Key is moving ahead with a $110M Phase II that will add about 54 independent‑living homes, new amenities and underground parking as demand outpaces supply.

At SXSW, Austin officials and advocates credited recent zoning and permitting changes — HOME, Affordability Unlocked and parking reform — with early gains in housing supply. City data show faster reviews and smaller builds, but advocates want clear targets to protect affordability.

A lender consortium led by Redwood and Helix appears set to take ownership of Newton‑managed Office Properties Income Trust in a Chapter 11 restructuring that would cut debt and keep RMR running operations.

Saronic has opened a nearly 15,000 sq ft engineering hub in downtown New Orleans to link design teams to its expanding Franklin shipyard and the Marauder program. The office is expected to bring CBD jobs and support hundreds of hires statewide.

Savannah at Southport, a 228-unit mixed-income complex in West Sacramento, sold for $50.65M — more than double its last recorded price. The buyer was listed as Pacific Housing Inc.

Record 2024 results pushed Houston’s hotels to new highs, and 2025 has brought a fresh wave of sales and portfolio deals. Investors are favoring full‑service, convention‑capable assets across the metro.

A nearly 100‑year‑old Coronado Hotel in Roosevelt Row will be demolished to make way for a multi‑phase housing project, renderings show.