Dallas‑based NexPoint paid $13M for a package of rental townhomes in Raleigh’s Brier Creek, a deal that underlines growing institutional buying in the Triangle. The purchase was reported Feb. 25 and sits amid broader investor activity reshaping local rentals.

A Zillow-based ranking republished by KIRO shows Bow and Anacortes with the priciest typical homes in the Mount Vernon metro, while mountain towns remain far cheaper. The spread reflects years of growth and recent shifts in mortgage costs.

Edmond is consolidating zoning, subdivision and stormwater rules into a single Unified Development Code — the city's biggest rewrite since 2007. Open houses begin Thursday.

North Carolina pulled a state jobs incentive for Relias after the company fell short of a 2016 pledge to add 450 Cary jobs; reporting links the shortfall in part to AI.

Kenner councilwoman Arita Bohannan wants Jefferson Parish to buy, demolish and resell the Esplanade Mall using the state's Fast Sites program, while Target and Dillard's would remain.

The Jaguars will brief fans on Stadium of the Future progress and 2026 ticketing, including reduced capacity and season-ticket options.

Marcus & Millichap opened its first Hawaii office in Honolulu and listed retail condos plus a parking garage at Waikiki’s Discovery Bay, marking the firm’s local push.

MoveBuddha names Wake Forest the nation’s most in‑demand suburb as search interest and home prices rise. We break down the numbers and what they mean for local buyers and sellers.

Mortenson's Q4 index shows Seattle nonresidential costs rose 0.30%, below the national average, as supply‑chain strains ease and bidding steadies. Local projects are adjusting.

Pre-sales are underway for 14 luxury factory-built homes in Hawaii Kai; units built in Vietnam are due by June 2026 and a Kapolei plant could add about 400 jobs.

A 57,528-sq-ft Tesla delivery and service center in Kissimmee was included in a roughly $49.5M two-property sale, bringing a new owner to Orange Blossom Trail.

Mayor Sara Baxter will host a town hall Wednesday where residents can press county officials about Project Tango's water, noise and siting concerns.

Castle Pines is weighing annexation of roughly 795 acres for a master-planned community that could add about 4,000 homes, prompting concerns from Parker officials and neighbors. City Council hearings this month will bring the plan and its environmental and traffic studies into public view.