DeKalb will consider a roughly $7.5M design contract that could kickstart a planned, up‑to‑$185M overhaul of Druid Hills High. The vote moves the project from concept to paid design work.

A remodeled Pacific Palisades estate in the Country Estates community is asking $10.495M, with a private tennis court, saltwater pool, and custom theater.

Zen City Center in downtown Troy sold for $72 million, trading at about $252,000 per unit. Brokers did not publicly name the buyer.

Prologis broke ground on two new speculative warehouses at La Porte’s Port Crossing Commerce Center, adding about 290,000 sq ft and pushing the park past 2.7M sq ft.

Bellevue has pledged $12 million to Imagine Housing to build 100 affordable, family‑sized apartments on land owned by St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church. The award pairs city policy changes with regional trust‑fund support.

Two years into the 2023–31 RHNA cycle Foster City has completed 73 of 1,896 required units and approved only 38, leaving officials scrambling for ways to speed housing production. Local leaders blame financing and say the city must act to close the gap.

A reimagined Silverleaf estate in North Scottsdale lists for $17.775M with 9,498 sq ft, 8+ private acres, a new pool and sweeping city‑light views.

A&E District Holding Co. has asked for incentives to build a 47‑story, 576‑unit tower at 1515 N.E. Miami Place that would set aside 231 workforce apartments. The proposal leans on Live Local‑era incentives to boost density and speed approvals.

Framing is finished at 6007 W. Sunset Blvd, where a seven-story CIM Group project will bring 109 apartments and about 14,600 square feet of retail to Hollywood's Emerson corridor.

Zillow data compiled by Stacker show Cove, Summerville and Mulino posted the largest one‑year home‑value increases in Oregon for the 12 months ending January 2026.

Longtime Landmark residents say investor‑run LLCs now control much of the downtown tower, turning homes into short‑term rental units and leaving lawsuits, insurance fights and safety complaints in their wake.

A seven‑building Brooklyn portfolio tied to Zalmen Wagschal was moved to special servicing after falling behind on a securitized $22.5M loan.

Ray Kappe's 1967 Rustic Canyon home sold for $12 million, ending family stewardship of a city‑designated modernist landmark. The HCM‑listed 'treehouse' drew intense interest.