The North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher plans to start major renovations and expansion in early 2026, including a new, large shark habitat. It will remain open for the rest of 2023.

South Pasadena has introduced Friendship Terrace, a new affordable 12-unit housing development on former Caltrans land, promoting housing relief for moderate-income residents.

A proposed 107% tariff on Italian pasta imports to the U.S. is raising concerns among businesses and consumers about price increases and availability.

Clark County approved a five‑story, 255‑unit apartment building on Maule Avenue next to a site still being rebuilt after a huge 2023 fire.

Trinity Health Ann Arbor announces $60.5M renovation and expansion of its Emergency Department to address complex health needs, with construction occurring over three years without affecting hospital operations.

The midcentury mansion at 111 Edgehill Way in San Francisco, originally built for real estate developer Angelo Sangiacomo, is on sale for $10 million.

The ElevenEleven residential tower, replacing a former funeral home in Lower Nob Hill, San Francisco, will feature 303 units across 22 stories, including affordable housing and commercial space, financed through diverse funds.

Kamehameha Schools sold the land under The Royal Hawaiian in Waikiki to Japan’s Daisho Co. for $510 million; hotel operations will continue under the existing ground lease. The trust says proceeds will support its long‑term educational mission.

A 99-unit affordable building at 797 S. Almaden has landed major construction loans — a JPMorgan loan paired with county backing — moving the project toward construction.

Palo Alto paused its downtown zoning rewrite while staff evaluate how SB 79 — the new state law on housing near transit — will affect the city’s plans.

St. Johns County officials announce the start of construction on the Fort Matanzas Beach Ramp for November 17, 2025, with expected completion by May 2026.

Five North County mayors told a recent forum they want redevelopment agencies revived to fund affordable housing and local infrastructure, arguing state mandates lack subsidies. The idea is already drawing attention in Sacramento and among local organizers.

Unleashed Brands signed a lease for 50,000 square feet in Las Colinas and plans to relocate nearly 300 employees from Bedford. The move centralizes training and franchise operations in Irving.