A 15‑story, 220‑unit affordable tower at 470 South Market is poised to start construction this summer after public and private financing lined up.

State and local incentives are lining up for two Detroit infill projects — 57 units in Brush Park and a Vernor Street conversion in Mexicantown that adds retail and four apartments.

Lawmakers and researchers are scrutinizing a tax loophole tied to corporate and REIT ownership of Las Vegas homes — closing it could raise revenue, but may not immediately return houses to buyers.

Washington’s attorney general announced a $7M settlement with a property manager and owners after seniors reported mold, broken appliances and misleading “luxury” ads. The deal returns money to tenants and funds repairs.

SummerHill paid roughly $18M for two El Camino Real parcels and has filed plans for 29 townhomes that would replace a motel and a commercial strip. The project is now in the city's review pipeline.

Philip Morris U.S. will open a $50 million Business Solutions Center at Highwoods Bay Center in Tampa, creating about 180 high‑skilled jobs and consolidating several operations.

SmartAsset’s new ranking shows San Diego’s cost of living rose about 3.9% last year, with food and services pushing budgets even as rents cool.

Dublin unveiled plans to master‑plan SportsOhio into a campus blending tournament fields, trails and community space, with The Sports Facilities Companies on board.

A small NYC housing lottery lists units at 1985 Jerome Ave from $761; applications close May 18, 2026. These below-$1,000 rents are rare in the borough.

About half of Florida’s vacant homes are held for seasonal use — roughly 741,000 units — shrinking the pool of homes available to year‑round buyers and renters.

Gov. Bob Ferguson posted a Facebook reel saying he proposed $244 million for affordable housing and credited lawmakers with more than $200 million in funding. The package centers on preservation and new units, with state agencies set to steer awards to projects.

Creekside Villas, a 144‑unit workforce community in Southeast San Diego, sold for $30 million to a 1031 buyer who closed in 37 days.

A new state program will cover much of the cost for heat pumps, insulation and electrical upgrades—up to $14,000 per household. Officials say only about 800 rebates have been issued so far.