The future of Hungerford School's 117-acre property is debated as Dr. Phillips Charities proposes redevelopment, with a potential $14M purchase and $13M incentives. Eatonville residents express concern over transparency and community involvement.

Construction starts popped back up in Far Southwest Houston in 2025, with developers breaking ground on speculative and grocery‑anchored projects. The move reflects broader metro demand but remains selective.

Lockwood defaulted on a $44.2M loan tied to the MetroSouth redevelopment, putting the 12.5‑acre Blue Island campus at risk of foreclosure. Court filings name the lender and set a June hearing.

Owners filed permits to replace the long‑shuttered Empire Theatre with a nine‑story, 64‑unit rental building at 85 West Portal. Developers say they’ll seek streamlined state approvals and plan family‑sized units.

CRC Group will consolidate four Dallas offices into a 49,000‑square‑foot suite at Lakeside Square, moving 200+ employees in early 2026. The deal nudges the tower’s occupancy higher as leasing activity picks up.

DFW led U.S. metros in 2024 with roughly 71,788 building permits approved. Despite the surge, Zillow says the region still faces about a 49,000‑unit shortfall.

NYC seeks to delay the auction of Pinnacle Group's rent-stabilized apartments to reshape tenant protections and find responsible buyers for the properties in bankruptcy.

OmniMax renewed three industrial leases — including a Sacramento site — keeping about 500,000 square feet active as it prepares for a $1.335B sale.

Google appears to have started moving into downtown Austin’s long‑empty Sail Tower, local reporting shows. The partial occupancy could signal a shift for the downtown office market.

A Lake Travis marina tied to Nate Paul may leave Chapter 11 after a judge weighs a proposed $6M exit loan. The hearing is scheduled this week.

A new Hawai‘i Perspectives poll finds big majorities back faster building, bond financing for infrastructure and rent‑to‑own as the state faces a 64,000‑unit shortfall. Policymakers will confront tradeoffs on height limits, transit‑oriented homes and military housing.

Zoltan Bathory’s lakefront, castle‑style Las Vegas mansion is listed for $28M after a six‑year overhaul. The Lakes estate mixes antique fixtures with modern amenities and a private dock.

Rancho Cordova approved bond support that could fund a 236-unit income-restricted apartment complex near Sunrise and Chrysanthy.