Trammell Crow and Clarion finished the final phase of Weiser Business Park in Cypress, adding two Class‑A warehouses and bringing the campus to about 1.7M square feet.

Crews have started razing the former Houston’s on Poplar after a fall sale and a November demolition permit; the lot's future is unclear.

A standoff over a 22‑story tower in Pacific Beach has developers claiming "deemed approval" while the city says the plans remain noncompliant. The dispute could end up in court and has already prompted state fixes to the density‑bonus law.

A developer has filed to replace offices across from Santa Monica’s Water Garden with an eight‑story, 401‑unit building that would reserve 41 affordable apartments. Plans show retail, rooftop amenities and a 419‑space semi‑subterranean garage.

Gemma will add 337 apartments and ground‑floor retail at Third & California in Las Vegas’ Arts District, with city and developer materials pointing to a spring 2026 opening.

DPD issued an RFP to redevelop a CTA‑owned 2.5‑acre parcel at 12 E. 95th St., opening the door to new housing and street‑level retail as transit projects move forward.

A 36‑story downtown Dallas tower failed to sell at auction; the loan trust opted not to proceed with a sale and a small ground lease under the building is also being marketed.

A national Cost of Living Index ranks San Jose above San Francisco for 2025, with housing costs driving the gap and local leaders scrambling for fixes.

Developer Stanford Carr says the New Aloha Stadium will seat 31,000 and add suites and lounges as part of a 98‑acre Halawa redevelopment, reversing an earlier 22,500 plan.

Census and local data show housing costs rose slightly faster than incomes in San Diego, leaving many households housing‑cost burdened.

Randall Kline and Mercy Housing have started demolition at 1687 Market for a 17‑story, privately funded artists' hub that promises 94 affordable units plus rehearsal and performance space.

Serenity Equity bought more than 500 acres north of Sherman near Texas Instruments' megasite, expanding its North Texas land bank and stoking development pressure.

A 777‑acre Lake Travis compound combining two family ranches is listed at $100 million, complete with a marina and long‑dated water rights.