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.

Carmel Partners has started work on a 481‑unit, block‑spanning apartment at 3300 Blake St. in RiNo, bringing new retail and a large parking podium to the neighborhood.

Chipotle has signed for a roughly 2,500‑sq‑ft storefront at the new Harris Teeter‑anchored Catawba Ridge Market, directly across Fort Mill Parkway from the high school.

A Nashville developer pitched Skyway Flats: 174 income-restricted apartments at 3600 34th St S with rents from $512 and a county funding request set for March 24, 2026.

CU Anschutz paid $22.5M for The Benson Hotel & Faculty Club, a 106‑room property bought at a steep discount to its $52M construction cost. The university says Sage Hospitality will manage the property.

San Carlos must permit 2,735 homes by 2031, including hundreds of affordable units, but has issued under 6% of the permits so far.

Seattle developer Jaebadiah Gardner says he plans to break ground on two Central District multifamily projects backed by Amazon’s Housing Equity Fund. One, The Sarah Queen, is slated for 23rd & Union with retail and an affordability component.

Signed contracts rose 1.8% in February as affordability eased slightly, but the rebound is uneven — a few metros and the Midwest led the gains.

A Flatbush housing lottery opened March 18 for 196 apartments at 130% AMI. Rents range roughly $2,869–$3,238; applications are due May 11.

South St. Paul's vacant 1927 library is headed to the EDA as developers pitch an indoor playground; repairs could cost millions.

Ford Models signed an 11,986-square-foot lease at 36 East 31st Street and will occupy the entire eighth floor as its New York office on a five-year, five-month term.