Nine groups — from developers to nonprofits — have pitched to lease five closed SAISD campuses, documents show. The district is vetting proposals and scheduling community meetings.

New York City's former club hotspot, the Limelight, is on the market for sale or lease, indicating an uncertain future for the iconic venue with a history of nightlife and scandal.

An interior demolition permit was issued for 19 S. LaSalle as Envoi Partners advances plans to convert the 1893 Central YMCA into roughly 207 apartments with retail. Landmark protections are moving through the city process.

Derek Farmer appointed as Pleasanton's Assistant Director of Community and Economic Development, expected to enhance city planning and economic initiatives.

Oregon invests over $100 million to develop and preserve 261 affordable rental homes, as part of efforts to address the housing crisis, including both new and existing projects.

Philadelphia's Department of Records is highlighted for ensuring real estate transaction fees fund city services and programs aiding families and individuals.

The San Francisco hospitality startup that promised to revolutionize travel just pulled the plug on everything—overnight. What started as a McGill student's side hustle renting out his apartment became a billion-dollar company, then a penny stock, and now it's heading straight to liquidation after Marriott walked away on a Sunday night.

Mayor Matt Mahan is striking deals with PG&E and developers to lure AI data centers to San José. The plan promises revenue and jobs while prompting environmental concerns.

Howard Hughes reports about $1.4 billion in Ward Village condo pre‑sales, led by Melia and ‘Ilima, while Ulana opens with 697 reserved homes for kamaʻāina.

A $2 million EPA brownfields grant will fund environmental testing across OHA’s Kakaʻako Makai parcels, mapping contamination and shaping the agency’s redevelopment plans. Assessments will guide community outreach and future planning.

The Howe Mansion in Nahant, Massachusetts, has been restored with $5.5 million. The project, led by Volnay Capital, saved the 1880 Queen Anne structure from demolition, blending historical elements with luxurious modern amenities.

European diplomats toured St. Charles County, engaging with local officials and exploring the mix of lifestyles, business, and historic sites in the region.

Sheriff Mike Tregre plans to build a new St. John Parish Sheriff's Office in LaPlace, aiming to enhance local law enforcement by centralizing operations. The facility, funded by bonds, is set for construction in 2026.