The Oasis Apartments in Cherry Creek topped out on Wednesday, marking structural completion for the 177‑unit project and accelerating work toward delivery. The mixed‑use building will add retail and public space to Milwaukee Street.

Demolition has begun at a 12‑acre West Little River site for The HueHub, a $880M, 4,032‑unit Live Local Act megaproject promising workforce rents and expanded on‑site services.

Lightpath broke ground on Lily Springs, a 282‑unit workforce apartment in Seguin. City and state filings show the project includes a clubhouse and a revenue‑sharing structure with the school district.

Alameda County pledged $53M in Home Together awards to create 900+ permanently affordable homes across the county, including hundreds of units for people experiencing homelessness.

An upscale lifestyle hotel and ground-floor retail are planned at The Domain's northeast corner of Braker and MoPac, replacing the La Quinta on the parcel. Plans await site-plan filings and permitting.

Sugar Land launched a performance-based innovation fund to attract revenue‑generating startups with grants tied to revenue, jobs and a wage floor. The effort aims to reactivate empty office space and grow higher‑paying local jobs.

Gorman & Company’s The Sanctuary would add 83 mixed-income apartments behind Trinity United Methodist’s historic sanctuary, blending preservation with new affordable housing.

KPMG has signed a substantial lease at Midtown’s Proscenium, moving its primary Atlanta office out of Truist Plaza as firms chase upgraded office space.

Zillow’s 20‑year review finds buyers favor livability and future‑ready features over pure size. Dallas agents say reading nooks, color‑drenched rooms and EV plugs are showing up in local listings.

Merrill Place II’s 27 apartments include 14 income-restricted units and a geothermal system that shelters tenants from separate heating and cooling bills.

Amazon will pause operations at its Homestead hub this July for a two‑year retrofit, affecting about 1,000 jobs. The company says employees can return when it reopens.

At Oak Ridge's Y‑12 site, crews have placed the massive Alpha‑4 building into sanitization as they tackle one of the largest mercury cleanups in the site's history.

Columbus REALTORS say inventory is rising and buyer demand is steady, easing bidding pressure as spring buyers return. That shift is giving buyers more negotiating room.