Goldman Sachs has quietly invested in roughly $350M across about 20 Dallas‑Fort Worth housing projects, backing workforce apartments such as the Residence at North Dallas. The moves arrive as the bank builds a big Dallas campus.

A century after it opened, the Book Tower stands restored — reopened in 2023 after a $300M‑plus renovation and now hosting a free lobby exhibition and centennial programming.

Agave Land & Development plans 300 luxury townhomes on about 14 acres along Talley Road near Alamo Ranch, with design work underway and a possible early‑2027 groundbreaking. The move points to rising demand for denser ownership options on the Far West Side.

A developer has proposed a seven‑story, 103‑unit building on a Coolidge Corner parking lot that would need rezoning at Town Meeting and has prompted neighborhood opposition.

BestMoney analysis finds Corpus Christi and San Antonio among Texas metros where starter homes are more available and affordable, while Austin remains costly.

Hudson Pacific told investors it will re‑entitle 901 Market St. for residential use, a rare downtown office‑to‑housing conversion that would repurpose a century‑old Market Street landmark.

A New York developer has filed plans for a 387‑unit apartment project at 400 S. Dixie Highway. The Planning & Development Board will hear the rezoning next Tuesday.

ICP bought most of Solomon Pond Mall for $8.5M; Marlborough officials say the sale puts housing, industrial reuse and other big changes back on the table.

County commissioners postponed a vote on an amendment tied to Meta's El Paso data center, saying they need more information. The move comes amid power and tax-break questions.

New apartments and retail are turning Parker’s downtown into a busier, walkable Mainstreet, and local merchants say business is up.

A NASA‑funded, satellite-based study finds Southern California added about 500 acres of beach from 1984–2024, but the gains are uneven and concentrated near engineered sites.

Fulton County demolished the long‑vacant Knights Inn at the I‑20 interchange Friday, part of a $180M Renew the District effort to clear blight and attract development. Officials say more sites are next.

A state filing shows The Washington Post will eliminate 33 of 108 positions at its Flatiron office by May 8, 2026, part of companywide staff cuts announced in February.