VTA partners with Charities Housing to build 45 affordable townhomes near Branham Light Rail Station, including units for extremely low-income residents, funded by Measure A and grants.

Consumers Energy begins construction on Sunfish Solar 2 in Michigan's Lee Township, expected to produce 360 MW, powering nearly 70,000 homes, with an estimated $225 million economic impact and over 350 jobs.

Eagan focuses on redevelopment, transforming old business sites into community spaces with sustainability in mind, and attracting residential, industrial, and educational projects.

New low-income senior housing opens in Clairemont Mesa, offering 79 affordable units and a Wellness Center for local seniors, with funds and surplus land provided by the County.

San Antonio's District 1 Councilmember Sukh Kaur is leading a Memorandum of Understanding to implement Subsurface Utility Engineering, enhancing infrastructure project efficiency.

Former NBA player Adonal Foyle is selling his East Bay estate for $4.75 million. The 5,700 sq ft property in Orinda features six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a Mediterranean design, infinity pool, and personal vineyard.

New York City increases its HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program to $100,000 for first-time homebuyers to help make homeownership more accessible.

A judge ordered RFR Holding to vacate the Chrysler Building due to a default on $21 million in rent, despite RFR's lawsuit to prevent lease termination by landlord Cooper Union.

Blackstone is in discussions to buy 1345 Avenue of the Americas, despite a high office vacancy rate in NYC, betting on renewed demand for premium space.

San Antonio opened Los Arcos at VIDA, an affordable 324-unit complex funded by a 2022 bond and various grants, near key employment and education hubs.

Bloomington has launched an interactive development map to inform residents about local construction projects, including project details and status updates, enhancing city transparency and community engagement.

Orange County's Ready Set Orange program simplifies the creation of ADUs by offering pre-designed plans and guidance, addressing affordable housing needs.

Baltimore City's housing market showed stability and growth in 2024, with a 5% median price increase and new listings rising by 5.1%, according to Live Baltimore.