KKR paid $124 million for a cluster of Sunnyvale warehouses east of Dallas, expanding the firm’s U.S. industrial holdings amid heavy investor interest in DFW logistics.

UCSF has purchased 409 and 499 Illinois in Mission Bay — including the former FibroGen tower — to relocate its School of Dentistry and expand clinical training. Plans call for renovations to begin next year and a phased opening by 2029.

Douglas County Commissioners passed an ordinance promoting housing development and homeowner rights, streamlining construction defect resolution to encourage more projects.

Placer County supervisors tentatively approved the affordable 240-unit Hope Way Apartments, moving forward despite design review concerns and a split vote.

DHHL's notice details a proposed housing project in Waimānalo addressing housing needs and environmental concerns, targeting renovations and new construction on Hawaiian Homestead lands.

Mecklenburg County requires property declarations for tax purposes, including individual items like boats and businesses' assets, to be listed with the Assessor's Office by February 2.

A nonprofit developer wants to convert a downtown, city-owned lot into about 56 affordable apartments, with half reserved as permanent supportive housing. City council met behind closed doors but left negotiations unresolved.

Minneapolis seeks innovative proposals for New Nicollet Redevelopment at former Kmart site, emphasizing community-aligned, dynamic urban components. Deadline is Jan. 6, 2026.

A new California law requires landlords to supply a working stove and refrigerator for most leases starting Jan. 1, 2026, and sets recall and repair deadlines.

El Cajon amends its CDBG/HOME funding notice, adding $1,860,882 from HOME-ARP for affordable housing aimed at reducing homelessness. Applications are due by January 9, 2026.

Core Acquisitions paid roughly $25.3M for Green Bay Plaza and has begun façade, parking and outlot work while pursuing new tenants. The deal repositions a busy west‑side retail node near Lambeau Field.

The Kenner Police Department has welcomed new officers from POST Academy Class 26, praising their hard work and dedication through their rigorous training.

A $24 million rehab reopened 144 affordable apartments near the Shoppes at Solana, a project officials say took about 10 years to finish.