A $270M non‑performing loan on 500 W. Monroe is for sale, offering buyers a path to ownership amid downtown distress.

A developer pulled plans for a 24‑hour market and gas station at Lake Las Vegas after about 100 residents opposed the Emerald Marketplace at a packed meeting. The city will formalize the withdrawal at an upcoming council session.

A Shield‑Ayres Foundation affiliate contracted to buy the Fitzhugh Road property, effectively halting plans for a 5,000‑seat Rockingwall Ranch venue near Dripping Springs.

Clark County launched a Community Land Trust aiming to create roughly 240 permanently affordable homes for first‑time buyers.

St. Louis has started property inspections for tornado recovery, with over 700 aid applications received, no fees for affected residents, and the city focusing on ensuring safety and rehabilitation.

Serenade on 43rd just opened in City Heights, delivering 65 affordable units — 45 new and 20 rehabbed — including 32 supportive homes and community services.

Greystar settles for $7 million over allegations of using rent-setting algorithms to inflate housing costs after being accused of anticompetitive practices.

Councilmember Carroll Fife filed a resolution asking the city to open exclusive negotiations with Costco and developer DECA for the North Gateway parcel at the former Oakland Army Base. The move would only authorize talks; approvals and cleanup remain to be decided.

Colorado announces grants from its ADU program to support local governments in building accessory dwelling units, aimed at increasing affordable housing options.

Fairfield City Council approves a $23M loan for a homeless housing project by a 4-3 vote, amidst opposition from residents and concerns from the Mayor and Vice Mayor about future financial impacts.

Vacancies in Southwest Houston climbed to a 14‑year high as move‑outs outpace leasing and push landlords to offer concessions.

Modified filings would raise the planned 2190 Shattuck tower from 25 to 34 stories, leveraging state density-bonus rules that can unlock extra floors.

The Metropolitan Council allocated $15.75 million to support 15 development projects, designed to improve housing affordability and access by tying in with the metro transit network across 10 Twin Cities area cities.