Kauri Investments plans a Hyatt House at 1300 116th Ave NE in Bellevue’s Wilburton, replacing the Eye Clinic and tapping the nearby Wilburton light‑rail station. Permit filings show the design has expanded and entitlements are pending.

MoneyLion and Zillow data put Bowie, AZ, at the bottom of Arizona's housing prices — typical single-family values near $66K. Low prices come with limited services and thin inventory.

Thrive Living has started work on a 290‑unit modular affordable housing project at 1141 N. Vermont, steps from the Vermont/Santa Monica Metro station. The build is privately financed and fast‑tracked under Executive Directive 1.

UBS provided a $23.5M refinance covering two SLS retail condos in Brickell, including Bad Bunny and David Grutman’s Gekko, signaling continued investor appetite for Miami hospitality.

Organizers say they submitted thousands of signatures to force a public vote on Marana's rezoning for a 600‑acre data‑center campus.

Sacramento County is set to consider roughly $54.7M in financing Tuesday for a five‑story, 73‑unit affordable apartment project on Power Inn Road that would serve households at 30%–60% AMI.

Developer Azure plans to remake the long‑vacant Reseda Theatre into a 15,860 sq ft food hall with an upstairs microcinema and restored marquee.

Harvard Investments won nearly 80 acres of state trust land next to Estrella in Goodyear, advancing its Rio 1900 master plan with work possible in late 2027.

Councilmember Shontel Lewis proposed licensing and do-not-contact rules to curb 'We Buy Houses' wholesalers who target longtime Denver homeowners.

Big tech warns Illinois’ strict biometric privacy rules are scaring away data‑center investment even as suburbs and utilities clash over power and noise.

Sanford’s city commission approved a plan to redevelop the 48.89‑acre Seminole Towne Center, clearing the way for a large wholesale center, fueling station and new outparcels.

A RentCafe analysis shows Cincinnati roughly doubled completions of fully affordable apartments in 2020–24 versus 2015–19. Local advocates say the increase is welcome but not enough.

Cencora will convert the Harrison Commerce Center into a roughly 530K-sf automated distribution hub, a project local outlets describe as a $106M Cincinnati investment. The facility will add cold-storage capacity and is expected online by spring 2027.