Lift Partners paid about $31.8M to reacquire a 120,000‑sq‑ft South San Francisco industrial building in a sale‑leaseback while Goodwill stays on a short‑term lease.

The West Allis Fire Department is recruiting new members and has highlighted their values in a social media post. Applications are open until January 7th, with no residency requirements.

San Francisco planners approved Crescent Heights' 67‑story tower at 10 South Van Ness, a roughly 820‑foot, 1,019‑unit project that could begin construction in 2027.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced funding of $2 billion for 24 housing developments to create or revitalize over 6,600 affordable and sustainable homes across New York as part of a broader $25 billion plan.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $63 million in funding for expanding safe swimming facilities in New York State, focusing on building up underserved communities through the NY SWIMS initiative.

Flicker, a new Native American Health Center campus in Fruitvale, pairs a 20‑operatory dental clinic and a 300‑person cultural hall with 76 affordable apartments. Strong demand for the units highlights the Bay Area’s persistent housing and health‑access gaps.

A stalled $1.5 billion data center on Francis Harris Lane is set to return to San Marcos City Council on Jan. 22 as water, power and rezoning fights continue.

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved variances for a seven‑story, 102‑key condo‑hotel at 2000 S. Clark, including a rooftop bar and no on‑site parking. Permitting is next and a construction timeline is TBA.

Yukon adjusts public services for New Year's Day, with closures and shifted trash pickup from January 1-4, 2026, as shared by the city government on social media.

Marquette unveiled plans for the White Oak District in Houston’s Near Northside, anchored by a 304-unit apartment building and roughly 20,000 square feet of retail. Residents say they’re watching to see which restaurants and bars will move in.

A Motley Fool ranking put McKinney at No. 1 for affordability, but high median incomes and near‑$480K typical home values have locals and officials debating who actually benefits. City leaders are rolling out targeted programs to help low‑income households.

The Dallas-Fort Worth housing market sees a drop in new home sales and increase in inventory, leading to balanced market conditions with lower sales prices and longer listing durations.

San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara metro area experiences the most significant decline in home building permits in the U.S., a 68% drop, due to high costs and regulations.