Pittsburgh buyers want more condos and townhouses, but rising costs and financing hurdles are slowing the projects meant to deliver them.

Waterton paid $128 million for Franklin’s 60-acre Wyndchase Aspen Grove rental community, adding another major property to its Middle Tennessee portfolio.

A fire-damaged East Nashville church property is being transformed into 22 affordable family homes and a community hub.

Folsom’s 293-unit Talavera Apartments sold for $102.5 million in the Sacramento region’s biggest reported multifamily purchase of 2026 so far.

A historic Knoxville building that began as a McGhee mansion could face demolition. Its possible loss puts downtown preservation and redevelopment on a collision course.

OpenTable is moving to a smaller headquarters at 425 Market Street, keeping its San Francisco base while trimming office space.

A former church property in Southwest Portland is becoming 52 affordable townhomes for families and first-time buyers.

A seven-story, 102-unit apartment building is rising in Sawtelle near the 405, with 14 homes reserved for very low-income renters.

A Brooklyn developer is pitching 47 apartments near Rockaway’s waterfront, adding another project to Queens’ fast-changing coastal housing landscape.

A 14,000-square-foot West Houston medical-office property changed hands with 10,000 square feet still open for medical use.

Mamdani and Leila Bozorg toured undisclosed NYC sites tied to a push for thousands of affordable homes on publicly owned land. The visit follows a city effort to identify at least 25,000 potential housing units.

Minneapolis’ shuttered Star Tribune printing plant could become a 20-megawatt data center with housing or retail mixed in.

Two Chicago apartment buildings just traded for $60 million. The deals put a Wirtz family tower and Rogers Park’s Vivian under new ownership.