ATTOM data compiled by the Long Beach Press‑Telegram show the typical California seller netted about $265,000 in 2025, with Bay Area metros posting the largest raw profits.

Pay‑later rent apps are catching on in Chicago as renters chase cash‑flow relief — but experts warn the subscription and processing fees can add up. Understand the trade‑offs.

Ascendra and BAM landed a $60M construction loan to build an eight‑story, 117‑unit condo near Coral Gables; construction begins now and sales will follow.

A tower-crane base was set at 1010 S Wells on Feb. 5, signaling visible progress on CMK’s Riverline first tower in the South Loop.

Austin Habitat and city partners announced three new communities that will deliver more than 130 affordable homes for income‑qualified buyers across East and Southeast Austin.

After months of vandalism and viral footage, developer Shopoff says demolition of the shuttered Westminster Mall will begin this spring and be replaced by Bolsa Pacific: housing, a hotel and shops. The developer expects entitlements and phased construction through late 2026.

Seattle retailer Evo is exploring a move into Denver’s century-old Sports Castle, with concept plans that include rooftop space, restored terracotta and retail uses. The filing is still at an early design stage.

A co-owner of Eden Prairie’s Asia Mall bought the former Maplewood TGI Fridays for $2.2M and plans to open an 85°C Taiwanese bakery.

Connect Labs by Wexford added startups, nonprofits and investor organizations to Aggie Square, while a new slate of convenings aims to connect research with capital and workforce development.

Saint Paul will hold a Feb. 18 hearing on a proposal to bar most new drive‑through lanes; councilmembers are split and business groups warn of big revenue losses.

A Feb. 10 county vote will decide whether 49 acres in Gulf Gate become a stormwater preserve or a roughly 100‑home subdivision.

The SEA is reportedly close to approving a 500-room headquarters hotel next to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, and a state senator says a subsidy package is ready.

Gateway Tower at 1 S. Memorial Drive has been placed into receivership amid roughly 53% occupancy, the Business Journal reports. The move continues a wave of lender actions across downtown St. Louis.