The Athletics have begun construction on a new ballpark in Las Vegas, with plans to complete it by the 2028 MLB season. The stadium will feature a 30,000-seat capacity and the largest Jumbotron in MLB.

Frank Billingsley is selling his custom Houston home for $1.5 million, featuring four bedrooms, a pool, and a hot tub. He's seeking a simpler lifestyle post-retirement.

Mortenson acquired 217 acres of Phoenix real estate for $136 million, outbidding Verde Investments in a state land auction, signaling new potential developments beyond the once-proposed NHL arena.

Charlotte's Unified Development Ordinance enabled Habitat for Humanity to build a new affordable duplex in West Charlotte, marking a milestone in diverse housing options.

Maui's wildfire recovery receives a $1.6 billion boost from HUD, aimed at housing and infrastructure needs post-2023 wildfires. Funds were allocated after significant public input and will soon facilitate housing program applications.

Sacramento launches The Heights on Stockton with 200 affordable housing units and a hospice service for terminally ill homeless, funded partly by a $15 million city loan.

St. Johns County seeks partners to reimagine the World Golf Village Hall of Fame through a Public-Private Partnership, enforcing project guidelines and aiming to maintain community pride in the redevelopment.

The Queen Anne Victorian mansion at 318 Metropolitan Ave. in Roslindale has been designated as a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission, recognizing its historical value and meticulous preservation efforts.

West Palm Beach will see infrastructure improvements with a new 58,000 square foot building and parking garage at Vista Center, housing county departments, reflecting Palm Beach's development growth.

A trial court ruled in favor of Newport Beach, supporting the city's compliance with California's Housing Element Law, despite local challenges requiring voter approval for zoning changes.

Continental Realty Corp acquired Buckeye's Sundance Town Center for $54.3 million, adding the Walmart and Lowe's-anchored property to its national portfolio.

The Seven Pines mansion in Wenham, Massachusetts, is set for a foreclosure auction with a starting bid deposit of $75,000, aiming to attract high-end investors or school operators.

The Kelley family in Houston had their home, owned since the 1960s, stolen and demolished due to a deed fraud scheme involving forged signatures and a dubious title company.