Curbline Properties Corp. bought a portion of Prasada shopping center in Surprise, Arizona, for $32 million, adding tenants like Shake Shack to its portfolio.

Kaua‘i's Housing Agency is accepting applications for its Homeless Program Grants until January 31, 2025, with up to $500,000 available to support homeless initiatives.

Amkor Technology plans a new semiconductor campus in Peoria, with a community meeting set for January 8, 2025, to discuss the $2 billion investment expected to create 2,000 jobs.

A public workshop on January 14th invites Raleigh residents to discuss the future improvements of the Sertoma Arts Center, allowing community input on the project's Concept Plans.

Mayor Eric Adams surpassed his "24 in 24" affordable housing goal in NYC, completing 26 projects ahead of the 2024 target, addressing the city's housing crisis.

The Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx is set to be redeveloped into a vibrant community hub with event spaces and affordable housing, projecting significant economic impact and job creation.

The city of Blaine is hosting a free seminar on estate planning to address common concerns, including avoiding probate and illness preparation, on Thursday, January 23 at 10 AM. Registration is required.

Significant affordable housing developments occur in the South Bronx's Mott Haven with Morris Court selling for $46 million and the opening of Betances Family Apartments.

Mount Sinai Health System sold two unused Beth Israel properties for $34 million to a shell company tied to Joyland Management amid the hospital’s controversial closure.

Clark County has purchased Sam Boyd Stadium from UNLV for $5 million, reflecting maintenance reimbursement and past upgrades. The site's future use is still being discussed.

The San Diego Housing Commission stops issuing vouchers for new housing projects due to a shortfall in federal funding, impacting low-income and homeless residents.

Union County property owners must report real estate changes and list personal property for tax purposes in January, with the option to request an extension until March 15.

Jacob Chetrit, a prominent NYC real estate investor, has died at 69, leaving behind a significant impact on the industry through the Chetrit Group and his nationwide ventures.