Construction has begun on a 62,000-square-foot Albertsons at Decatur and Elkhorn in North Las Vegas, with occupancy targeted for Q1 2027.

The Zoning Board of Appeals cleared a variation for Growing Home’s Englewood campus, allowing a roughly 30,000‑sq‑ft processing and training building plus 26,000 sq ft of farm. The move opens the door to permitting and construction.

Developers want to convert the long‑vacant Loretto Academy in Woodlawn into about 55 affordable and mixed‑income rentals; a public meeting is set for Monday evening.

A 19.4‑acre Glenview office campus sold for about $14 million and will be redeveloped into 60 single‑family lots marketed to empty‑nesters.

The DBJPM 2016-SFC Emporium trust is filing lawsuits to evict remaining tenants from the struggling San Francisco Centre, including the Executive Order Bar & Grill.

23andMe is relocating its downsized headquarters to 2555 Park Blvd in Palo Alto, a much smaller space than its former Sunnyvale campus amid restructuring and sale activity.

St. Augustine will hold its 43rd Annual Arbor Day Ceremony at Connor Park, featuring tree planting and speeches by local officials, to promote urban forestry.

A 156-room Courtyard near Oakland Airport sold for $12.5M — about 63% below last year’s county assessment, underscoring continued stress in the Bay Area hotel market.

Raleigh City Council approved $2.88 million for the Duplex Village redevelopment, creating about 120 affordable rental units near a transit line, with a guaranteed affordability period of 80 years.

Callahan Capital and Probis paid about $82M for 101 Mission St. and plan renovations as downtown San Francisco shows early signs of office-market life.

San Antonio City Hall will illuminate in red for National Blood Donor Month, an initiative by Councilmember Ivalis Meza Gonzalez to highlight the need for blood donations.

Town hall meeting discusses pros and cons of Ben Taub Hospital expansion into Hermann Park's green space, with debate over use of eminent domain and search for a balance between health care needs and park preservation.

Las Vegas ended 2025 with declines in home sales and prices, and 2025 saw the lowest annual sales since 2007. However, signs point to a more balanced market in 2026.