Mayor Corey O'Connor announced a three-phase overhaul to speed permit approvals, pilot virtual inspections and update Pittsburgh's zoning to encourage housing and small businesses.

CoStar data shows Charlotte's retail asking rents have crossed the national average as vacancies tighten and investors return.

Bellevue will sell city‑reviewed cottage and DADU plans to cut design and permitting time. Officials plan a three‑phase rollout and up to 10 pre‑approved designs.

Salt Lake City and Ogden are rewriting occupancy rules so more unrelated adults can share homes — Ogden sets numeric caps; Salt Lake City plans to drop the cap and focus on nuisances.

An Atlis investor report warns West Palm Beach landlords that insurance, vendor and maintenance costs have surged over the past 18 months, compressing returns.

County planners have opened code and corridor-plan updates — including a North Watt Avenue Specific Plan — to make multifamily housing easier to build along major Sacramento corridors. Officials say the changes aim to speed by‑right projects and support transit-oriented growth.

Long‑dormant second mortgages are resurfacing in Orlando, sometimes with foreclosure threats. Experts warn: verify the claim and get legal help before paying.

Constellation and The Boschetti Group finished 4225 Ponce, a boutique Class A office across from Merrick Park; UBS and ENNE are among early tenants. The building touts terraces, valet and EV chargers.

Architects are drawing detailed plans so Watertown can decide whether it can afford a possible $112M middle‑school rebuild.

Upper Darby officials, preservationists and developers are weighing options for the closed Tower Theater on 69th Street — from restoration to full redevelopment. An April Urban Land Institute panel will lay out possible plans.

Red Cedar Capital Partners secured $75M to scale build-to-rent and multifamily projects across the Southeast and Midwest, the Charlotte Business Journal reports.

A landmarked South Ocean Boulevard home sold for $28M to an LLC that shares an address with a nearby foundation, prompting questions about restoration and permits.

A proposed $1 billion, 200-acre town center in Magnolia has sparked petitions and organized opposition over traffic, flooding and infrastructure concerns. Residents plan to press the city council on March 10.