Median asking rents in Gastonia eased from last January, offering modest relief to renters amid mixed snapshots from major trackers.

Stockdale residents have mobilized against a proposed 2,700‑acre AI campus north of town, citing groundwater and quality‑of‑life concerns that clash with developer claims. Public meetings and permit notices are next.

A 675‑acre Hill Country ranch in Driftwood with ties to George Strait is listed for $19.5 million. Lone Woman Mountain Ranch pairs mountain‑top views with two homes and ponds.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled Jan. 23 that HOA bans on rooftop solar are unenforceable under state law, reversing a Greene County decision and clarifying RSMo § 442.404.

Franklin's plan commission advanced creating a TIF district to help fund Land By Label's $83M mixed‑use project at 76th and Rawson. The proposal now heads to the Common Council.

The UT System regents signed off on a $300M expansion at UTMB League City that will add a 40‑bed ER, upgraded imaging and new inpatient capacity across a phased buildout. The work is expected to roll out through roughly 2030.

A Maricopa County court hearing put homebuilders and the state water agency on a collision course over Arizona’s 100‑year assured water supply rules. The outcome could change where the Valley can build new subdivisions.

January data show a big jump in Central Florida listings and pending deals, giving buyers more options as mortgage rates ease. Local Realtors are watching to see if the momentum holds into spring.

Two Ozinga brothers sued to block a $50M purchase, alleging CEO Marty Ozinga IV diverted $30M into a family office and asking a court to freeze the funds before Feb. 28.

The Secret Group says I‑45 reconstruction has snarled access and parking, cutting crowds and threatening the East End comedy venue’s future. Owner Stephen Brandau says rent relief and community support are holding it open for now.

A 70,000-square-foot Advanced Manufacturing Center at Hutto’s East Williamson County Higher Education Center topped out this week, part of a roughly $47M expansion opening spring 2027. The facility will host semiconductor, industrial-systems and precision-machining programs.

The Annex Group’s Union at Cleveland Harbor won planning sign‑off for final design and parking, moving a 209‑unit lakefront apartment project closer to permitting while commissioners press for bigger play space and accessibility fixes.

A joint venture paid about $364.7M for Staten Island’s Park Hill after years of tenant complaints. New owners and public agencies say millions will fund a deep rehabilitation.