Chicago-based 3L Real Estate will convert the former Oncor tower at 115 W. 7th St. into about 330 apartments, adding new housing to downtown Fort Worth.

An appeals court sided with Tiburon and reversed a lower court order over a contested nine‑acre parcel, leaving the town’s program EIR intact while sending narrow CEQA questions back for review.

Friendswood's council rejected a rezoning for Clear Creek Village along FM 2351 after residents raised noise, traffic and school capacity concerns.

Dominium closed on a Goodyear site for Vivir at Ballpark Village, a planned 400‑unit affordable community backed by Freddie Mac and other lenders. The project uses LIHTC financing.

A 10-bedroom Third Ward townhome is renting private rooms through PadSplit, bundling utilities and cutting the upfront costs that keep many renters tied to expensive one-bedrooms.

San Diego engineering firm RICK is collecting statewide honors as it advances major local projects from Civita to Navy Pier’s Freedom Park.

Commerce City updated its Land Development Code to let single‑family homeowners add ADUs — attached, contained or detached — with permitting rules and size limits.

Longtime Market Street tenants are closing or relocating as the center courts luxury brands, reshaping The Woodlands' downtown retail scene.

Developers pitched plans to add nearly 400 housing units at Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc; the city wants traffic studies, fiscal analysis and public hearings before rezoning.

Ten Mile Creek is moving from construction to occupied streets as early buyers take possession. Developer and builders report dozens of finished homes and strong early lot sales.

Edmond’s planning commission signed off on a Whataburger site plan at the Covell exit, adding another national chain to a growing mix of restaurants and retail. The move follows years of public infrastructure investment to ready the interchange for more development.

Burke Lakefront Airport faces financial issues with a $1.7 million deficit and concerns after the Browns' relocation affecting parking revenue.

Fischer residents are mobilizing ahead of a TCEQ hearing to oppose Lennar’s Broken Cedar Ranch — a proposed 850‑home subdivision tied to a wastewater permit that would affect Canyon Lake.