A proposed 10‑acre youth sports campus on Boyette Road has drawn packed hearings and a sharp split between Lithia residents and supporters.

A 3.29-acre Naples riverfront estate listed for $14.5M comes with a $2M Lucas Lagoons backyard, complete with lagoon-style pools, waterfalls and a private dock.

A new NLIHC report finds North Carolina has just 38 affordable and available rentals per 100 extremely low‑income households, leaving many renters severely cost‑burdened. The shortage is concentrated in major metros and across the state.

OHFA paused HOME awards while lawmakers weigh House Bill 1823, which would require a 15% developer fee and could slow affordable housing projects statewide.

Lifeway, INNIO and Aries Industries are moving forward with expansion projects in Waukesha that will boost production capacity and add skilled jobs.

IBC Bank's pilot pairs zero‑down mortgages with HUD‑approved counseling to help buyers in targeted San Antonio tracts. Early numbers show roughly 200 households used it since 2023.

Developers behind the Rivers Edge project asked to push the construction-start deadline to spring 2027 despite a $61.7M tax abatement tied to the 900-unit plan.

Leggat McCall told Woburn officials it is ditching lab and R&D plans at The Vale, recasting the 107‑acre former Kraft site as an all‑residential development with roughly 504 apartments.

Westfield’s council approved the 765‑acre Ironstone PUD, a large master‑planned neighborhood promising trails, parks and a donated school site while neighbors press concerns over traffic and services.

S2 Capital has hired Danny Bernstein to lead Atlanta acquisitions as the Dallas firm scales a new Sun Belt industrial platform. The move follows a December joint venture with Iron Point Partners.

City officials are adding budget cushions to MAPS 4 projects to absorb rising construction costs while aiming to keep key projects on schedule.

A proposed $16B, 5.2GW gas-fired plant was announced for Anderson County as part of a U.S.–Japan investment package, but the site and timeline remain uncertain.

An 11-property Sherwin‑Williams portfolio across Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota sold for $18.74M after brokers secured rare 15‑year lease extensions. The deal attracted a Michigan institutional buyer.