The same San Francisco market where homes sat unsold for months just last year has exploded back to life, with properties now disappearing in three weeks or less—twice as fast as the rest of the country. The culprit isn't a mystery: it's billions in AI money flooding into workers' pockets before companies even go public.

Minnetonka launches the Legacy Housing initiative to preserve affordable housing and community heritage, offering options like sales to affordable programs and capped future sale prices.

The federal park entity that Trump tried to kill off in February just announced its biggest housing project in two decades, betting 196 new apartments can generate the revenue needed to survive without Congress. While most San Francisco developers can't get projects off the ground, the Presidio Trust has a secret weapon: it can borrow directly from the U.S. Treasury.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited Indiana, touring Everett Farms and speaking at the National FFA Convention. Rep. Baird highlighted the state's agricultural importance and noted Taiwan's intent to buy Indiana crops.

Philadelphia launched supportive housing at 2112 Ridge Avenue for young adults leaving foster care or facing housing insecurity, aiming to provide stability and support.

The hulking concrete box at Polk and Jackson that triggered a three-year grocery store war and nearly prompted a neighborhood-wide chain ban will become a Fitness SF. The saga reveals everything wrong with how San Francisco develops property—or doesn't.

The revitalization of Garfield Boulevard in Garfield Heights, supported by Cuyahoga County and partners, has been completed with new trails and streetscapes.

San Antonio Public Library partners with MakeMake to offer over 800 Spanish-language eBooks, focusing on content for children and teens, accessible for free to library cardholders.

Truckee's Pacific Crest Commons, a new $37.8 million apartment complex with 55 affordable units, aims to ease the local housing crisis and is expected to complete by November 2026.

St. Petersburg's Deuces area is set for redevelopment, with affordable housing, a community event space, and respect for cultural history, while promoting sustainability and economic vitality.

Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose begins a $1.3 billion expansion to enhance services and meet seismic standards, including a new patient tower and improved facilities.

Cook County has extended the Catalyst Grant application deadline to Nov. 14, 2025, offering $100,000 for established businesses to grow, focusing on industries like construction and IT.

Long Beach transformed a former motel into an interim housing site for 78 homeless individuals, now offering support and resources for residents to transition to stable housing.