Coon Rapids' Fire Station 3 was demolished for new housing development by Amana Homes, including eight single-family homes on the site. Local residents expressed mixed emotions over the change.

Tempe accounted for most of Metro Phoenix's office demand in Q4 2025, tightening supply and lifting rents in amenity-rich submarkets.

Hillwood completed a roughly 807,000‑sq‑ft Dick's Sporting Goods distribution center in south Fort Worth, and DICK'S has started local hiring as the site readies to open.

Aurora opened applications for the inaugural East Colfax DDA board; the city is seeking residents, property owners and business representatives. Deadline to apply is Feb. 28.

Councilors pressed developers over a proposed 421‑unit tower at 265 E. 100 S, flagging height, cathedral solar impacts and what the city would get in return. A public hearing is set for Feb. 3.

A new study places El Paso fifth among U.S. metros for value in newly built homes — average sale price $246,239 and about $139.50 per square foot.

A 1960s South Temple office tower has been converted into Seraph, a 217‑unit residential high‑rise with new amenities and leasing now underway.

Foreclosure starts in Denver have ticked up after pandemic lows, with city records and local reporting showing rising filings and uneven county patterns.

Advance Stores Inc. leased 178,027 square feet at Ascent Commerce Center in Commerce City, filling a major airport‑area industrial building.

Homes under contract surged in New Braunfels’ 78130 ZIP in December even as median prices eased across the city, according to data from the Four Rivers Association of Realtors. The split shows a neighborhood‑level market shift.

A preservation proposal would convert 99 market‑rate units at Reserve at South Creek to income‑restricted housing; the Arapahoe County Housing Authority will vote next Tuesday.

Controversy surrounds the proposed Monitor Point waterfront project in Brooklyn, as local responses vary from environmental concerns to support for affordable housing.

RealtyHop data shows Medina’s 98039 at roughly $4.4M median listing price in 2025, with Mercer Island and Bellevue trailing. Redfin’s affordability numbers underline the growing gap for Seattle buyers.