A federal judge dismissed Geoff Palmer's challenge to San Diego's inclusionary housing rule, leaving his Kearny Mesa project subject to the city's 10% affordable-unit requirement.

Inspections and a private report flagged mold, flooding and failing heaters at Evans Manor in Berkeley, leaving dozens of low-cost student tenants displaced and worried. City and co-op reviews are underway.

Maui Powerhouse bought a 2.2-acre parcel adjacent to Kahului Costco and plans a 25,000-sq-ft flagship gym plus roughly 10,000 sq ft of retail suites, with construction eyed for 2027.

Hilliard, Ohio, unveiled its first COCLT affordable home, offering a below-market-value option for potential homeowners in a bid to tackle the housing affordability crisis.

Sterling Bay has hired JLL to market 345 N. Morgan, a nearly fully leased Fulton Market office that could set the tone for 2026 office pricing.

As Seattleites move into micro‑units and tiny homes, storage rentals are filling the gap—industry data and local groups say demand and costs are shifting.

EVO Entertainment has broken ground on an 82,000‑sq‑ft venue at The Village at Gateway in Forney, bringing theaters, bowling and a massive arcade to the east‑Dallas suburbs. The center is due to open in fall 2026.

Turnbridge filed preliminary plans for a $70M, 450-unit mixed-use project near Q2 Stadium, proposing a six-story building with ground-floor retail.

Henley & Partners puts Dallas among the world’s top millionaire hubs; corporate relocations and housing gaps are reshaping neighborhoods and markets.

John Southard, co‑founder of Innovator Capital Management, paid $55M for a Port Royal waterfront estate days after Goldman announced a roughly $2B acquisition. The Cutlass Lane home closed at about 92% of its $60M ask.

City Council adopted a College Area update that creates room for about 18,000 homes near SDSU, setting a decades‑long blueprint for growth and sparking fights over parks and public safety.

Suburban Chicago ended 2025 with vacancy near 33%, as tenants shed space and owners weigh demolition, conversions and new buyers to repurpose oversized campuses.

A 26,260-square-foot Pacific Heights estate at 3199 Jackson Street is listed for $32 million with a full-size indoor basketball court, golf simulator and parking for about 20 cars.