A California developer has filed for EIS review of a 1,250‑unit Hanamaʻulu Village on Kauaʻi; a public scoping meeting is set for Nov. 3 and comments close Nov. 24.

Inventory has surged in Las Vegas and buyers are regaining leverage — yet starter homes remain scarce and pricey. Here’s what the split market means for locals.

Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea has applied for a $16.3M permit to add pools, massage hale and solar arrays; planning staff recommends approval with conditions.

Mangonia Park launched Waterview Apartments, funded by $13M in County funds, for seniors and low-income residents, offering 140 units with supportive services, energy efficiency, and a 40-year affordability period.

A luxury label paid $40M for the Chrome Hearts Waikiki flagship, the highest price yet for a Kalākaua Avenue retail property. The deal resets the bar for Waikiki retail.

Governor Kathy Hochul introduces a $215 million Housing Acceleration Fund to facilitate the construction of 1,800 homes across New York, aiming to address the state's housing shortage.

Tampa started the West Riverwalk project to enhance pedestrian connections and safety between the west side and downtown, initiating construction with a ceremony.

CSAA Insurance Group secured an 8-year lease for 41,000 sq ft in North Phoenix's Terrawest office complex, indicating strong office market activity post-pandemic.

Baltimore relaunches "Buy Back the Block," offering $15,000 to $20,000 homebuying grants, aiming to improve homeownership and community stability without repayment obligations.

New housing and street projects are reshaping Broadway, but retail anchors and steady foot traffic remain elusive. Change is real but uneven.

Norman partners with IncDev for a lecture on small-scale development, featuring Eric Kronberg. Aimed at strengthening urban planning, it's free with pre-registration advised.

Memphis is launching the Bellevue Montgomery project, a 23-unit development aimed at providing affordable housing options for middle-income residents, with a groundbreaking set for October 29th.

The City of Apple Valley is urging residents to report vacant properties to prevent freeze damage and maintain neighborhood aesthetics and property values.