Local broker tallies show a split Woodlands market: several ZIP codes saw higher medians while most neighborhoods logged longer days on market. Sales clustered in the $200k–$399k band.

Camp For All is building a $61.3M, 380‑acre second camp in Chappell Hill that would roughly double capacity to nearly 16,000 campers a year, with construction underway and an expected summer 2027 opening.

Oak Creek's government highlighted the city's decade of growth, emphasizing the development of Drexel Town Square and the Civic Center since 2015, and invited residents to share memories on social media.

Wood Partners has pitched a 365-unit apartment at the entrance to Nashville’s Gulch, the latest bid to redevelop a long-stalled Eighth Avenue parcel.

Broward County is undertaking a dune and beach restoration project in Hollywood Beach, expected to complete by late April, involving sand delivery and heavy machinery without major road closures.

Mayor Helena Moreno has vowed to fight a proposed data center in New Orleans East, joining residents worried about power, water and neighborhood impacts. The plan would need rezoning and faces growing pushback.

Life Time opened a 135,000+ sq ft athletic country club in Chula Vista’s Otay Ranch, bringing resort-style amenities, pickleball courts and nearly 200 jobs to the South Bay.

Larry Taylor Kiwanis Park's gazebo undergoes renovations from Feb 9-26, with visitors advised to avoid the construction zone. Contact Casey Rodman for more info.

Sunny Day Sports is courting a pro women's soccer team for Mesa's Palo District, pairing a domed stadium concept with a $100M women's health campus at the former Fiesta Mall site.

LawlerWood is under contract for the 13‑story U.S. Bank tower at 607 Market St and plans to convert upper floors into roughly 50 condos while keeping ground-floor retail.

Blaser Ventures filed demolition permits near Kilby Court while pledging to preserve the venue and connect the block to Pickle & Hide and Granary Square.

A Hankey–Barker Pacific joint venture paid $61 million for Sunset Media Center and will lean on JLL to lease up the roughly half-empty Hollywood tower.

San Jose energized a PG&E‑backed data center and is negotiating a 159‑acre campus, but long permitting and power timelines mean California's data‑center lead is at risk.