A historic, castle-like mansion at 7361 Claremont Ave. in Berkeley, priced at $2.199 million, blends early 20th-century architecture with modern conveniences and pays tribute to its Prohibition-era past.

McKinney, Texas, plans a $200 million mixed-use development featuring a surf lagoon and resort hotel, aiming to draw 300,000 visitors annually and create 700 jobs.

DHHL broke ground on Hale Mōʻiliʻili, a high-rise offering affordable housing exclusively for Native Hawaiian families in Honolulu with units ranging from $657 to $3,460.

Michigan State University's Board of Trustees approves a $28 million renovation for Spartan Stadium, focusing on videoboard replacement and upgrades to the West Tower's suites and club areas.

Phoenix is moving forward with the $7 billion Halo Vista project near the TSMC complex, expecting to create jobs and expand infrastructure with city reimbursement for costs.

The Glendale City Council approved spending up to $17.8M for 800 parking spaces at VAI Resort, amid debate over the cost and timing before new members joined the council.

Grand Canyon University has refinanced $520 million in bonds with the help of Colliers International, improving its debt structure and extending maturities.

Demolition of the former Duthler's grocery store in Grand Rapids paves the way for the new Bridge Street Apartments, featuring 148 all-electric units and amenities.

The first Tempo by Hilton hotel in the Phoenix area breaks ground in Mesa, marking a significant development in local hospitality, alongside a Homewood Suites.

Stellantis partners with Detroit officials to offer $3.3 million in home repair grants near its assembly plant, building on prior community investments.

The Sanctuary at Cross Keys, a 331-unit luxury apartment, is set to break ground in Baltimore, with Questar Properties at the helm and financing secured. The project features various upscale amenities and is expected to complete by 2027.

Hickman County, Tennessee, received a $20,000 grant from the TDEC to redevelop brownfield sites, potentially leading to economic growth and environmental cleanup.

BRIDGE Housing acquires two multifamily properties, adding 319 affordable units to its portfolio in California and Oregon, and plans to further increase affordability.