A&E District Holding Co. has asked for incentives to build a 47‑story, 576‑unit tower at 1515 N.E. Miami Place that would set aside 231 workforce apartments. The proposal leans on Live Local‑era incentives to boost density and speed approvals.

Framing is finished at 6007 W. Sunset Blvd, where a seven-story CIM Group project will bring 109 apartments and about 14,600 square feet of retail to Hollywood's Emerson corridor.

Zillow data compiled by Stacker show Cove, Summerville and Mulino posted the largest one‑year home‑value increases in Oregon for the 12 months ending January 2026.

Longtime Landmark residents say investor‑run LLCs now control much of the downtown tower, turning homes into short‑term rental units and leaving lawsuits, insurance fights and safety complaints in their wake.

A seven‑building Brooklyn portfolio tied to Zalmen Wagschal was moved to special servicing after falling behind on a securitized $22.5M loan.

Ray Kappe's 1967 Rustic Canyon home sold for $12 million, ending family stewardship of a city‑designated modernist landmark. The HCM‑listed 'treehouse' drew intense interest.

A federal magistrate named a special master to review whether Cleveland can block Fannie Mae’s planned auction of a 15‑building portfolio near Shaker Square.

A Milwaukee developer is rushing to start work on a $126M Deer District project before a March 27 deadline after retooling the plan toward income‑restricted workforce housing.

Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio paid $2 million for the 13,500-square-foot office at 920 Michigan Ave in Harrison West to centralize family-care services.

Marriott and Choice Hotels are planning properties along Daytona's LPGA Boulevard as national restaurants and grocers reshape the corridor.

Developers have filed plans to convert the landmarked Liggett Building at 1424 Fourth Ave into about 93 apartments, testing Seattle’s new conversion tax incentive and preservation rules.

A nine‑story mixed‑use building at 644–650 Southern Boulevard will bring a 54‑room inpatient rehab and street‑level retail to Longwood, with construction set to finish in summer 2026.

Developers asked the city for a permit to turn a North City substation into a Negro Leagues museum; neighbors said outreach and parking plans need work.