Neighbors packed a public meeting to review plans to convert the Mars Wrigley plant into 479 homes and a big community space, then voiced worries about density and affordability.

A Knightvest‑TPG Angelo Gordon joint venture closed a $42M Mesa West loan to acquire and renovate Perry Row, a 149‑unit townhouse community north of downtown Dallas.

The fate of the historic West Park Presbyterian Church on the Upper West Side may change as a hardship application for its sale and potential demolition is considered due to the owner’s economic struggles.

Las Vegas home prices reached a new high in November, with single-family homes at $488,995 and condos/townhomes at $303,750, despite reduced sales and increased inventory.

Developers have filed plans for two 30-story apartment towers on Rio Grande Street in West Campus, replacing low-rise buildings and adding 431 units near UT Austin.

Oregon boosts affordable housing development, financing 4,806 units, improving from 3,208 last year, despite supply issues. OHCS highlights streamlining with ORCA and earmarks funds for diverse projects, including veteran and elder homes.

Dallas leapt 25 spots to No. 22 on RentCafe’s Q3 tracker as searches, favorites and saved searches surged across the metro.

Alexander & Baldwin will be bought for $21.20 a share in a deal valuing the company at roughly $2.3 billion; the buyer group includes MW Group, Blackstone and DivcoWest.

The Mill House broke ground in Riceland's Town Center — the first commercial building and a major step toward a walkable downtown in Mont Belvieu.

The Donna Land Port of Entry is set for expansion through a Donation Acceptance Agreement among the CBP, GSA, and City of Donna, aiming to enhance capacity and security.

San Diego is recommending $15 million to speed construction of 528 affordable homes across four projects. The loans target seniors, families and people at risk of homelessness.

San Antonio's Semmes Branch Library is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a public event featuring activities, crafts, and a nod to its history and community services.

Mark-to-market resets at lease renewal could push industrial rents higher across Honolulu after a decade of sharp gains and sub‑1% vacancy. Tenants and brokers are bracing for big renewals.