Councilmember Misty Spears of San Antonio’s District 9 has been appointed to three city council committees overseeing economic development, public safety, and transportation.

Luxury Ritz-Carlton villa in Paradise Valley sells for $6.48 million amidst the developer's legal battle with lender.

Honolulu confronts a housing affordability crisis as permitting delays stall development and 'affordable' units remain out of reach for many residents.

LDWF plans a drawdown of Lake Martin for vegetation control and sediment compression, starting September 2, 2025, and ending December 31, 2025, with refilling by January 31, 2026.

Memphis unveils 10 new affordable homes in Oakhaven to address the housing crisis, funded by various governmental sources including ARPA, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled.

Apollo 9 astronaut Rusty Schweickart is selling his Sonoma home for $2.5 million, featuring three bedrooms, custom design inspired by his space experience, and an orangerie.

Sacramento State has secured exclusive rights to evaluate three prime state buildings along Capitol Mall for a potential mixed-use downtown campus expansion.

A book returned to San Antonio Public Library 82 years overdue was accepted without fees, aligning with their 2021 policy. The book was found in Oregon with a letter of its history.

Osprey Logistics Park in Coral Springs, valued for its strategic location, has been refinanced with a $57 million loan to enhance its position in a tight industrial market.

The GSA sold the former USGS property in Menlo Park for $137 million, expecting to reduce maintenance costs and real estate holdings, aligning with goals to efficiently manage federal assets.

Santa Monica City Council has approved a $35.7 million Housing Trust Fund loan to Community Corporation of Santa Monica for the renovation of a rent-controlled apartment community to maintain affordable housing.

Governor Polis of Colorado has taken executive action to enhance housing affordability, directing grants and state funding towards communities building affordable housing and easing regulatory barriers.

A renovated home by the Lawton Urban Homesteading Authority is on sale for $139,000 after city-backed rehabilitation using HUD funds. The sale is to recover investments and comply with federal regulations.