Developer Bill La Macchia bought the former North Shore Library in Glendale; the sale shifts a longtime public space into private hands and plans are still unsettled.

Centurion’s 836‑acre Estates at Eagle Mountain logged a grading‑permit filing; a Tarrant County PID will help finance roads and utilities for roughly 1,100 homes.

A City of Austin fair on April 11 will connect residents with rental and homebuyer help and gather community feedback on a proposed density-bonus plan. Attendance is free and registration is encouraged.

Berkeley Station opened last Friday with 13 modular, factory‑built apartments for youth and low‑income families. City and nonprofit partners say the project is a test of faster affordable housing delivery.

A rare Old City house with a 1,100‑bottle wine room is being marketed off‑market at $16 million, putting it among the priciest listings in Philadelphia. The home blends suburban scale and city living.

A six‑story, 367,000‑square‑foot apartment project is proposed for 315 Kerbela Ave at the south end of the Gay Street Bridge. City planners will review the plans on April 9.

Parx cut the ribbon on the renovated Parxview Hotel in Bensalem, a 160-room property with suites, a bistro and shuttle service to the casino. The pool deck is slated to open by the end of May.

A 2025 Maryland law forces counties to allow backyard 'granny flats' by Oct. 1, 2026 — but builders warn costs, permits and HOA rules could keep many from getting built.

Clearwater is pre‑marketing the century‑old North Ward School, touring developers and weighing reuse ideas from housing to small hotels while stressing preservation.

The family behind JJ Operating sold a Midwood single‑family home this week for roughly $13.6M to a shell LLC, a price well above neighborhood norms.

A Canadian company is in early talks to lease Port of Brownsville land for a metal-processing/refining site. The proposal joins other large industrial projects being pitched to the port.

HUD has lifted long‑standing special grant conditions on Lorain’s HOME program, restoring the city’s ability to commit and spend HOME funds from 2017–2025.

Nancy Pastor sued to halt a payout to Jacqueline Pino Wechsler tied to the $71.5M sale of 850 Living, saying a 2014 profit‑share deal can't be verified.