Austin Point, a 4,700-acre development with 14,000 homes, has launched in Fort Bend County, with sales for the first 421 houses underway, featuring designs up to 4,500 square feet and priced up to $900,000s.

San Diego County approved the Harmony Grove Village South, a new housing development with 453 homes, including affordable units and amenities like parks and trails.

Chula Vista received $8.61 million from the Homekey+ program to convert the old Palomar Motel into permanent supportive housing for very low-income individuals, including 20 units for individuals, 7 for veterans, and one manager's unit.

Fort Worth Housing Solutions opens Hughes House, a new complex in the Stop Six neighborhood named after coach Robert Hughes, as part of the area's revitalization.

McMahon Auditorium upgrades continue with completed outer walls and new windows, as interior framing progresses. Lobby renovations and elevator installation are part of the project aiming for an April 2026 completion.

New Mexico officials opened Pedrena Senior Living Apartments in Las Cruces, addressing the senior housing crisis with 80 new units for those 55 and up.

The St. Johns County E-Newsletter's latest edition details the county's $1.8 billion budget, plans for a Florida Black History Museum, and the 2026 opening of a community center and library.

Hennepin County plans to start construction on the Southdale Library and Edina Art Center in Edina, Minnesota, with a groundbreaking event on October 3.

San Diego County recognizes Tiny Homes on Wheels as official housing, setting guidelines for their use as standalone or accessory units to ease the housing shortage.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved the Harmony Grove Village South development despite concerns over wildfire safety and evacuation routes.

The Beacon Hill Architectural Commission approved converting two Hancock Street properties into 15 affordable housing units, maintaining the area's historic preservation.

Palm Beach County supports affordable housing with the Residences at Marina Village project, offering 149 mixed-income apartments and aiming for environmental certification, funded in part by a county loan.

Phoenix sees a high rate of home delistings, with 30% of homes being removed from the market due to lack of buyers. Homeowner strategies are changing, and experts suggest a market correction.