House Bill 1015 would let Washington cities require an official home energy report before advertising a sale, a move that could delay listings and add costs. Local ordinances would decide how it’s applied.

Two Trees signed seven new office leases in DUMBO, adding over 17,000 square feet as design and tech firms expand across the neighborhood.

Trustees will vote this Friday on a roughly $281 million arena at Cook Field as Miami's men's team rides a historic unbeaten run and campus opposition grows.

Erewhon has filed with City Planning to convert 940 S. Hill into a roughly 17,500‑sq‑ft DTLA market with seating, rooftop parking and a requested permit to sell alcohol.

Maui’s planning commissioners denied proposals to create H‑3 and H‑4 hotel districts that could have preserved thousands of vacation‑rental units, sending the matter to other island commissions and the County Council.

Nearly $25M in foreclosure suits target the Lake Point Tower penthouse owner's small‑building portfolio in Chinatown and Bridgeport. Lenders have asked a judge to appoint a receiver.

A magistrate’s ruling last Wednesday cleared the way for a contested East Walnut Hills apartment plan to proceed while condo owners and the city consider appeals. The decision shifts the fight from zoning hearings back into the courts and engineering reviews.

Aspire at VIDA will add 300 mixed‑income apartments to San Antonio’s South Side, positioned across from Texas A&M–San Antonio and slated for early 2027 delivery.

The city has taken control of two long‑vacant St. Louis school buildings and plans to stabilize them while it searches for developers.

Mattel has confirmed an 11‑acre Vineland Road site in Orlando for its first Mattel Wonder Indoor Waterpark, with plans showing a 90,000‑sq‑ft indoor park plus outdoor slides and retail. The project sits minutes from Walt Disney World and is the lead site in a five‑park rollout.

The 66‑unit Chateau Apartments in Hillsboro Village sold for $10.75M, a deal that works out to roughly $168,000 per unit. The buyer is an LLC tied to local investor Adam Rosenberg.

Manatee County commissioners approved a 14‑year extension to Mosaic’s Four Corners mining plan, allowing operations through 2044 and setting reclamation for 2055 amid local pushback. The move split the board and revived long‑running environmental and jobs debates.

Once billed as North Raleigh’s "new downtown," Triangle Town Center has lost anchors, seen deep discounts and is being eyed for redevelopment. Macy’s is among the latest to leave.