Ares picked up a three-property Houston logistics portfolio totaling just over 1 million square feet and will have Marq Logistics manage the assets.

The Chesterfield Missouri Police Department offers winter driving safety tips on social media, focusing on vehicle maintenance and emergency preparedness.

Detroit's Mammoth Building and skybridge demolished, signaling hope for future redevelopment and ending decades of blight as part of Mayor Duggan's initiative.

Mooresville, NC, is close to finishing the Center Avenue Stormwater Project; however, newly identified additional work has delayed the road's reopening until late January.

Oakland officials say a property owner illegally cut 38 protected trees on a Claremont Avenue lot; city staff recommended a $915,135 penalty and froze permits. The council has continued the hearing to February.

A $105M state loan will convert the 240‑unit Sunterra complex into mostly rent‑restricted apartments, with income targets and at least a 15‑year affordability term.

West Sacramento received a $43.35 million AHSC grant for affordable housing and sustainable transportation, including the development of 114 affordable units and electric streetcars.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul won a preliminary injunction against HUD's proposed changes to the Continuum of Care program, protecting housing rights for the homeless.

Swiss Re’s lending arm seized the Loop’s Poetry Garage and a judge ordered the former owners to cover roughly $9.6 million after a $21.5M credit bid left a shortfall.

Howard Hughes will buy specialty insurer Vantage Group for roughly $2.1B as Bill Ackman reshapes the Summerlin developer into a diversified holding company.

A Cole Valley homeowner says two long-running in-law units are trapped by San Francisco's 7'6" ceiling rule, which could force $750K–$1M in retrofits.

Sacramento has expanded its Roseville Road campus with 135 new tiny homes to shelter the homeless, offering support services and utilities, partially funded by a state grant.

Harris County is considering two options for the Astrodome: a $752.6 million renovation or a $55 million demolition. The decision will involve stakeholders and needs approval from the Texas Historical Commission.