A 351-home Lennar community is rising along Avalon Boulevard in Carson, with prices starting in the mid-$700,000s.

Atlanta Track Club is pitching a roughly $100 million indoor track complex beside Summerhill’s historic Cheney Stadium. The plan would add a year-round competition and community venue while preserving the Olympic-era outdoor track.

730 Stanyan opened July 29, converting the former Haight McDonald’s into 160 units of 100% affordable housing for families and transitional‑age youth. The building also includes ground‑floor community and retail space.

Brookland’s 353-unit Rowan has sold for $84.5 million to Irvine-based Trinity Property Consultants, marking the firm’s apparent first D.C. acquisition.

A 28-unit Santa Monica apartment building sold for nearly $10 million less than its 2021 price after a lender dispute sent it into receivership.

A $93 million South Raleigh project has closed financing and entered site work. Chapanoke will bring 200 income-restricted apartments, retail space and a future transit connection.

Heritage on the Marina is proposing a major redesign that would preserve its Julia Morgan landmark while increasing senior residences from 76 to 122.

St. Louis is offering at least a decade of tax incentives to revive a vacant Kingshighway corner after a major apartment plan collapsed.

A Manhattan landlord’s challenge to NYC rent stabilization could give the Supreme Court a new opening to examine the city’s rent rules.

Taylor Morrison’s Yardly is expanding in DFW with two new communities — including a 151‑home St. Paul project with rents near $2,725 — as builders double down on single‑family rentals. The move follows fresh financing that’s fueling Yardly’s growth across the region.

Rick Ross is joining an eight-story, 670-unit condo project in the Miami Gardens neighborhood where he grew up. Prices start around $450,000, with a sales gallery expected in September.

Cincinnati-based Merus has secured a Johnston County site for an 80,000-square-foot industrial building as demand for Triangle warehouse space keeps growing.

Frisco’s long-requested Trader Joe’s cleared its first major zoning hurdle Tuesday. The mixed-use project now heads to City Council for approval.