Recent sales and loan purchases show investors are paying steep discounts for Oakland apartments, signaling weakness in the city's multifamily market.

A top‑floor penthouse at Cirrus sold for about $4.05M, and brokers say it's a sign that wealthy second‑home buyers are returning to downtown Chicago. The deal is the latest in a run of luxury closings at the Lakeshore East tower.

At the Lincoln Park Builders forum, developers said 2026 deals will hinge more on policy and neighborhood gaps than a modest dip in mortgage rates.

A five-story, 44-unit affordable project is proposed for 7644 N. Sheridan in Rogers Park; city funding and a Lakefront Protection review are next.

Stream Realty secured a $228.2M five‑year loan to refinance The Quad in Uptown Dallas, placed by JLL for accounts managed by KKR. The deal underscores renewed lender interest in top‑tier office assets.

CyrusOne filed applications to add three large data centers near Whitney, Texas, and tied the campus to a 400MW power deal with Calpine.

KKR purchased two Las Colinas communities totaling 673 units from Lone Star Funds, financed with a roughly $118M Rialto loan. The move signals renewed institutional interest in Dallas rentals.

NYCHA will distribute overdue Section 8 payments to landlords after delays caused by the longest government shutdown and a later receipt of HUD funds.

A 1928 Logan Square church is being converted into La Herencia: 22 apartments that will be 100% affordable, including deeply affordable and supportive homes.

A federal judge heard testimony Friday in a lawsuit by hosts and Airbnb challenging Clark County's short-term rental enforcement; a decision that could curb fines and platform rules is expected soon.

San Francisco cut the ribbon on the Sophie Maxwell Building, a 105‑unit workforce housing project at the Potrero Power Station. Officials say its financing could be a model for middle‑income housing.

SGC staff recommended $47.6M for Mercy Housing's 187‑unit LGBTQ senior project at 1939 Market. The council votes next Wednesday.

San Antonio Councilmember Whyte questions the TCEQ's wastewater permit for Guajolote Ranch, citing the need for stricter scrutiny to protect the Edwards Aquifer.