A longtime Detroit homeowner says construction of a Van Dyke solar field and airport work has left her feeling blocked in and pushed toward relocation.

A Kinder Institute analysis finds nine institutional investors own about 11,000 Harris County single‑family homes, concentrated in north and west suburbs. Local pockets, not the countywide average, tell the story.

The W Atlanta Downtown is being reflagged as the JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown this spring, with 237 rooms, a 24‑room Mindful Floor and a redesigned lobby, bars and meeting spaces.

Two new retail centers along Highway 6 are set to add coffee shops, island grill and drive-thru-capable pads to Manvel’s fast-growing neighborhoods. Leasing pages and local reporting show early tenants already in the mix.

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood look at what $1,200 actually rents in Houston — from tight inner‑Loop one‑beds to roomier suburban units and where concessions matter.

A 2.3‑acre, fully entitled Concord site primed for roughly 230 apartments has been listed, drawing developer interest for its transit‑adjacent location.

A developer has filed to convert downtown's 21‑story Parkway Towers into a 331‑room hotel. The concept plan is headed to the Metro Planning Commission on April 9.

A vacant 399-unit high-rise near the University of Memphis is up for sale after a 2024 chronic-nuisance finding and a 2025 closure. Developers are eyeing student housing or mixed-use reuse.

San José released a revised Notice of Preparation for the Santana Row Master Plan Update, opening a scoping period through March 25, 2026. The proposal would allow large new office space and change curb parking on Dudley Avenue.

Senior lenders sued to foreclose on Worldwide Plaza, seeking a court‑appointed receiver and a sale as the Midtown tower fights over debt, valuation and a competing UCC auction.

Doral is moving forward on a roughly $34M plan that pairs a three-level, 532-space garage with nine rooftop pickleball courts and a 24,000 sq ft rec building. City leaders say the project could generate millions to help fund parks.

Monfort Companies moved into Suite 1930 at 1900 Lawrence, outfitting the downtown office with baseball‑glove chairs and a taxidermied longhorn. The lease is a long‑term bet on the urban core.

The Department of Buildings says storefront roll-down gates in Group B and M buildings must meet 70% visibility rules by July 1, 2026.