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.

Franklin County Schools partners with local bodies to improve park facilities, aiming to merge educational and community needs, promoting social engagement and healthier lifestyles.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is set to unveil the H.O.M.E. Initiative to promote affordable housing and job creation, focusing on manufacturing. The announcement is planned for today at 2:00 p.m. at 4600 N. Warnock Street.

Tampa launches the third phase of its Infill Housing Program, breaking ground on infill homes built by local developers, including minority and family-owned businesses, for income-eligible buyers.

Bellevue, Washington introduces a new permit to streamline the development of middle housing, aiming to diversify housing options and simplify the process for projects with 3-6 units per parcel.

Uplands, a 320-acre South Hill project near Puyallup, is planned for about 1,000 homes and just opened a new clubhouse as model homes go on the market.

A trustee sale returned the Marriott Tacoma Downtown to lender Delphi CRE Funding, capping a receivership and leaving questions about the hotel and convention‑garage in play.

Larry Ellison sold his San Francisco Gold Coast home for $45 million, one of the city's major residential sales; details of the buyer are undisclosed.

TransLoop is moving its Chicago HQ into a 44,457-square-foot River North sublease, signaling a hiring push that could add about 200 roles.

Masterplan acquires USA Engineers, expanding its services in North Texas with plans to double its workforce and enhance zoning, planning, and engineering capabilities.

Dallas now has five million-dollar neighborhoods, including 75230 with its $8.5 million home at 6618 Belmead Drive. Texas MPCs remain strong nationally, despite a sales dip, with Painted Tree in McKinney ranking 15th in RCLCO's list.

Reunion Tower in Dallas is undergoing maintenance until summer 2026, promising a brighter light show, with the GeO-Deck and Crown Block remaining open.

Prime Administration bought the 264-unit Presidio at Rancho Del Oro in Oceanside for $102.5M, valuing the complex at roughly $388K per unit.