A five‑story, 19‑unit apartment building is planned at 2724 N. Lehmann Ct in Lincoln Park; the proposal requests multiple zoning variances and includes no on‑site parking. A community meeting is set for Jan. 12.

Neighbors say a mobile rock crusher on McGuffin Way is operating without a city permit as the owner seeks to rezone nearly 50 acres to light-industrial. A zoning hearing is tentatively set for Feb. 11.

Related Midwest’s north tower at 400 N. Lake Shore has its 66th floor staged for a pour as crews press toward a 72‑story topping out and DuSable Park advances. The project aims for openings around 2027.

Building permits are in for Mary Avenue Villas, a 40-unit, 100%-affordable Cupertino project that would reserve nearly half its homes for residents with developmental disabilities. The filings mark a milestone but funding and council approvals still lie ahead.

Dallas Housing Authority's updated payment standards for ZIP 75126 top out at $6,253 for a nine‑bedroom — a ceiling, not an automatic payout. We explain what that means for tenants and landlords.

Oceanside's revised general plan drops clustered-housing language in South Morro Hills as the city posts a recirculated EIR and updated Climate Action Plan for public comment through Feb. 1.

San Diego's housing market sees a continuous drop in prices, marking a six-month decline amid a national slowdown, as reported by the Case-Shiller index.

Marin County approves plans for a five-story senior living facility in Strawberry, with 106 units for independent and assisted living, catered to the aging population.

Sutter Health has launched a $10 million renovation next to its Santa Rosa hospital to add exam rooms, imaging and relocated orthopedics as it expands outpatient care. Construction began in December and the clinic is expected to open in phases through late 2026.

A draft PEIR lays out plans to rebuild Oceanside's Pier View Way bridge, lifeguard HQ and amphitheater; public comments are due next Friday.

Amazon has proposed a 229,000‑square‑foot retail center on the former Petey’s II site at 159th and LaGrange in Orland Park. The Plan Commission will review the project Tuesday.

Saks Global sells land beneath Neiman Marcus San Francisco store amidst financial struggles and bankruptcy rumors, continuing to lease the space for operations.

Chicago‑based Evergreen broadened its footprint in 2025 — finishing local affordable projects while opening a Denver office and winning Colorado tax credits. The firm says conservative underwriting and creative financing kept growth on track.