Belvedere will rehear a $300,000 construction penalty tied to a years‑long remodel at 339 Golden Gate Ave after a judge found the council’s written findings insufficient. The special meeting is set for Wednesday morning.

FHFA set Maui County's 2026 conforming loan limit at $1,299,500 — up about 7.4% and tied for the highest county cap in the U.S.

QuikTrip filed permits for a new store at 351 Redd Road in far west El Paso that may use part of the Sun City Emergency Room lot.

A 220-unit Round Lake townhouse community is being marketed as a single-buyer bulk sale for $59.5 million. Brokers say build-to-rent investors could find value in upgrading the existing units.

An estate near the Kennedy Compound in Cape Cod has been listed for $21.5 million, currently the highest-priced listing in the area, featuring a main house, guesthouse, and private beach access.

A Larkspur-based auto group wants to buy several Canal-area lots to expand Volvo sales and service; a Zoning Administrator hearing is set for Dec. 3.

Berkeley nonprofit Resources for Community Development closed escrow on a South Sacramento lot for a planned 74-unit affordable-housing project; timing and details are sparse.

Chicago native Kathleen Spangler has been handed the keys to Butterfly Cottage in County Leitrim after winning an international online raffle that drew large ticket sales. The handover completes a months‑long giveaway hosted on Raffall.

A $3 million retail pad on State Highway 29 will add a Denny’s to Liberty Hill’s fast‑growing commercial corridor, with construction slated for early 2026.

Chelsea NYCHA residents are protesting a redevelopment plan involving private developers, fearing displacement and tenancy changes, while NYCHA pushes forward amidst lawsuits and resident skepticism.

As El Paso County’s over-65 population climbs, nonprofits and housing data show subsidized senior units aren’t keeping up with demand.

Baltimore released an interactive map to show how the Housing Options And Opportunities Act could reshape neighborhoods, promoting transparent discussions on zoning changes for housing.

City planners say the developers’ 1,700‑unit pitch for the 115‑acre Pleasant Hills site won't meet RHNA targets; neighbors and advocates are clashing over scale, trees and affordability.