New figures show Houston contributed more than $200M to TIRZs while other taxing entities paid far less, prompting council members to call for a review.

Chicago’s Finance Committee advanced backing for a roughly $25.2M HUD loan, secured by CDBG funds, to try to restart the long-stalled Congress Theater renovation in Logan Square.

A $42.2M plan for a multipurpose athletic and cultural hub at 2905 W. Madison would bring an indoor baseball diamond, studios, classrooms and a rooftop deck to East Garfield Park.

Bellerose Garden Apartments in Glenwood sold for roughly $11.9M after a renovation-driven repositioning led by Real Realty.

Knoxville celebrated the opening of the Overlook at Beaumont, a new affordable housing complex with 76 mixed-income units. It's part of the larger Transforming Western Initiative aimed at community revitalization.

After a decade in limbo, Prado Group’s 744‑unit Presidio Highlands at 3333 California St. is finally teed up to start construction in late 2026 after the city advanced special tax districts. The first phase will add about 152 units, new retail and a sizeable childcare center.

Oura has leased roughly 50,000 sq ft at 500 Pine in downtown San Francisco, establishing its U.S. headquarters after a recent push that valued the company at about $11 billion.

An 11‑story tower at 919 W. Fulton Market is set to finish this month, bringing a major headquarters and new retail to the West Loop. The project has secured anchor tenants and construction financing.

Edgewater residents and small-business owners sued the city, asking a Cook County judge to undo a sweeping Broadway rezoning they say was enacted without proper notice or public process.

CRM plans to raze most of Clybourn Place and build the Willow Street District — new shops, plazas and a possible 500‑unit tower as a later phase. The retail pieces are being marketed now while approvals move through city review.

McKinney approved a 120‑day extension that pushes the JW Marriott at Craig Ranch groundbreaking to April 30, 2027 while the developer lines up financing. The project remains on track for a late‑2029 finish if milestones are met.

A developer wants to build a seven‑story senior living tower on the old Red Cross parcel in Rockridge, and neighbors have rallied over height and shadows. The plan leans on California’s density bonus law to push past local rules.

Fort Worth’s Will Rogers Coliseum is wrapping up a roughly $50M renovation ahead of the Stock Show & Rodeo, with restored Art Deco details and modern systems. The work aims to preserve the arena’s character while improving guest facilities.