City planners say the developers’ 1,700‑unit pitch for the 115‑acre Pleasant Hills site won't meet RHNA targets; neighbors and advocates are clashing over scale, trees and affordability.

NYCHA's redevelopment plans for Elliott-Chelsea Houses face resistance from residents and legal challenges over proposed demolitions and lease changes, with concerns about affordable housing and privatization.

Boulder invests $21.38 million into affordable housing projects to increase its inventory and reach a 15% affordability goal by 2035, funding developments for low-income families, service workers, and seniors.

Leasing materials for the Crossings at El Dorado list Chick‑fil‑A as a prospective tenant at the Missouri Flat/Highway 50 retail project, but no lease has been announced.

East West Bank has listed the vacant six‑story Civic Center building at 1128 Market after a planned conversion to a women's shelter stalled amid funding delays.

Detroit's city council has approved a new stadium for Detroit City FC and a practice center for a WNBA team, including development incentives and community benefits such as affordable housing and job prioritization for locals.

Gilead plans to tear down a 12‑acre office complex in Foster City and build up to 800,000 square feet of labs and R&D in a two‑phase project. The first building could be ready by the end of 2028 if permits move quickly.

A five‑story micro‑apartment building is planned at 3450 El Cajon Blvd with roughly two dozen units — about half reserved for lower‑income renters and mid‑$2,000 rents.

A four‑story, 59‑unit proposal at 1728 N. Clybourn would add affordable homes and rooftop amenities to the Clybourn corridor. The plan includes 12 affordable units and a rooftop padel court.

Foundation work is underway at 750 West Chicago for a five-story, 48-unit rental from Base 3; the project includes rooftop space, retail and bike storage.

The Plan Commission approved Honore Properties' five‑story, 78‑unit addition beside the converted Our Lady of Lourdes school in Uptown, moving the infill project closer to breaking ground.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis allocated $34.1 million in grants for 43 affordable housing projects, nearing its single-year funding record for such initiatives.

Garland's 'Setting Sail' draft would rework 820 acres of Lake Ray Hubbard into five mixed‑use districts and could add more than $1 billion in taxable value over decades.