Boyle unveiled plans for an 11.5‑acre Morrison Village at Houston Levee featuring townhomes, shops and a hotel; a firm start date has not been announced.

The city plan commission recommended rezoning to rebuild Richardson West as a new middle school. The $119M project is slated to begin this summer and increase capacity for sixth graders.

An Austin startup has taken 3D‑printed homes from prototype to a 100‑house community and smaller local builds — and now it’s offering its Titan system to builders.

December closings in Oklahoma County climbed unexpectedly, nudging the market toward balance and giving buyers a bit more negotiating room.

State filings and local reporting show H-E-B's new Converse I-10 store will include a 5,998-sq-ft convenience center with fuel pumps and a car wash ahead of a late-2026 opening.

Napa County planners approved Hourglass Winery’s recovery permit, allowing the Calistoga estate to rebuild its cave, add tasting spaces and double production after the Glass Fire.

Tempe voted to hire Gensler to begin design work on a two‑phase renovation of Diablo Stadium. The move kicks off plans to upgrade player facilities and the fan experience.

Mayor Kaohly Her told investors St. Paul is "open for business," pressing to speed permitting and finish stalled downtown and Snelling‑Midway projects. Her plans smaller, quick wins to prove progress.

Argyle planners recommended approval of a 35,724‑sq‑ft Valley Creek Church site plan along FM 407; the measure goes to Town Council on Feb. 17.

A Quadrum‑led lender sued to foreclose on the 221‑room Godfrey Hotel in River North, claiming about $57.2 million is unpaid on the senior mortgage.

Bridgepoint Plaza, a two‑building Class A office campus above Loop 360, is on the market. The 178K‑SF property is owned by Spire and is largely leased.

The Marriott family pledged $100 million to Mayo Clinic’s Rochester campus overhaul, securing naming rights for a two‑story Marriott Family Atrium slated to open in 2030.

A preliminary proposal would replace a North San Jose office with 444 homes — mostly affordable apartments — at First Street and Baypointe. The site was bought last year for $18.5M.