Apple Valley requires landlords to register rental properties online without cost, excluding owner-occupied homes, to ensure compliance with maintenance codes and standards.

Mountain View is developing a homeownership strategy that would extend support to households up to 200% AMI and push for condos and city‑owned starter projects.

Cisco sold four North San Jose buildings for roughly $63 million but reserved the right to repurchase two Tasman Drive properties, records show.

New York City buys 48 acres in Westchester to protect its drinking water supply, making it the city's costliest watershed land deal ever at $12 million.

Crescent Real Estate has acquired the 19‑story tower at 2100 McKinney in Uptown Dallas, further expanding the firm’s local holdings near Klyde Warren Park.

High-resolution maps show thousands of Sausalito parcels on steep, landslide-prone slopes; city staff say the data provides the technical footing to propose a hillside ordinance in 2026.

Sacramento couple James and Marla Zupancic listed their handcrafted Kukui'ula estate on Kauaʻi for about $14.6M. The four‑bedroom home blends museum‑grade finishes with solar backup and a private pickleball court.

Olive Garden, LongHorn and a new Home Depot are planned at Peñitas Crossing, a 58‑acre retail push that could add dozens of jobs and new shopping to the tiny city. Developers say work will roll through 2026 as permits clear.

An affiliate of Jemcor bought a Patrick Henry Drive parcel for $12.5M as Santa Clara advances its plan to convert office parks into denser housing.

Two 12‑story towers in North City will add roughly 460 apartments, pools and retail to San Marcos, with studios starting in the low‑$2,300s. Move‑in deals are available on select units.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office reminds residents to follow the local fireworks ordinance for New Year's festivities, with specific times outlined for lawful use.

EdgeConneX will build a 578,000‑sq‑ft, $440M data center in Cedar Creek as the first phase of a roughly $1.4B campus that promises construction jobs and new revenue for Bastrop County.

Mount Gilead, Fort Worth’s 150‑year‑old Black Baptist church, is on the market after members voted to move. Preservationists want a buyer who respects the building’s history.