It has been a mixed year for clean energy: global renewable investment hit a record high in 2025, yet markets remain ambivalent and highly reactive to policy changes. Despite a sharp drop in U.S. investments, an unexpected revival of clean energy dealmaking underscores the industry’s unpredictable trajectory.

The Thompson Hotel on the San Antonio River Walk is being auctioned after its owners allegedly failed to repay a $44 million loan. A foreclosure notice filed on February 5 alerted the public to the property’s financial challenges, which led to the upcoming auction.

Chatsworth Products will invest $15 million and create 150 new jobs at Craven County Industrial Park along Clarks Road and U.S. 70. This expansion underscores the company’s significant commitment to local economic development and jobs growth.

A sprawling, 8,500-square-foot masterpiece has just hit the market on California’s iconic Pebble Beach Golf Links, where sweeping views of the championship course, Stillwater Cove, and the Pacific set the stage for a $45 million listing.

Two new construction plans aim to bring fresh housing options to downtown Shreveport. Local observers believe these projects could highlight a trend toward more residential growth in the city’s core, boosting the area’s development prospects.

A proposed California wealth tax has yet to appear on the ballot, but it is already causing a stir among the state’s richest residents. In a bid to protect their fortunes, several billionaires are acquiring luxury properties in Miami, shifting both their lifestyles and investments eastward.

Blue Moon Estate Sales introduces Moonetize™, a new process for estate liquidation, and partners with an AI-powered platform called Valuable. Together, they aim to streamline inventory, pricing, and preparation for a secondary goods market anticipating massive growth due to generational asset transfers.

American manufacturing is experiencing a renaissance propelled by significant factory investments. These upgrades promise cutting-edge production and stronger safety measures for workers, presenting both opportunities and hurdles for the sector going forward.

Independence Realty Trust has announced February 11, 2026, as the date to release its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results. The company’s upcoming earnings are drawing attention from analysts eager to gauge how IRT performed and what lies ahead for the real estate market.

For many Californians, the path to owning a home is often hindered not by monthly mortgage costs, but by the daunting expense of a down payment. As housing prices climb, “California Dream for All” promises to ease that burden and help buyers, particularly in high-cost areas like Santa Barbara.

President Trump has sparked a fresh debate in the housing market by issuing an executive order aimed at preventing Wall Street investors from buying single-family homes. Citing concerns about a “growing share” of investor-owned properties, the president sees the measure as his most ambitious effort yet to stabilize housing for ordinary Americans.

Loudon is looking to Route 106 to spur new business investment. A proposed tax incentive aims to lighten the property tax load on residents while welcoming fresh commercial opportunities in the area.

Despite a tough environment for auto sales in 2025, CleanTechnica reports that 32 electric vehicle models in the United States managed to boost their sales. Eight models saw quarter-over-quarter gains, while eleven posted year-over-year increases in the fourth quarter. This demonstrates the resilience and rising appeal of electric mobility.

Mortgage rates in the United States have dipped to their lowest level in more than three years, standing at 6.06% this week. This figure, down from 6.16% only a week earlier, follows last year’s average of 7.04%, signaling a continuing trend toward more accessible lending.

Pelorus, a 377-foot vessel linked to luxury yacht builder Lürssen, has recently hit the market at an asking price of about $186 million. According to Robb Report, the gigayacht stands as a defining example of lavish marine engineering, epitomizing high-end yacht trends in 2026.

Alquist’s Bannock towers are still under construction but are already filling up quickly, signaling continued growth for downtown Boise’s real estate market. The developer anticipates a summer 2026 opening, making these buildings a notable addition to the city’s skyline.

City leaders in Beloit are discussing another property sale that could bring a new company to the Gateway Business Park, highlighting the area’s ongoing economic appeal. The Beloit Economic Development Corporation is at the helm, exploring fresh opportunities in this business hub.

China’s evolving market poses significant hurdles, particularly from rising local competitors. Yet disciplined executives continue to find opportunities for growth and innovation in technology and business.

A recent vote by Gordon County’s Board of Commissioners has opened the door for industrial development in Calhoun. The decision to rezone a 170-acre parcel off U.S. 41 clears a key hurdle for potential growth on Miller Ferry Road.

An independent insurance agency has leased a 5,200-square-foot office in South Jersey to broaden its reach and better serve local customers. According to the agency, this strategic move will help strengthen its standing in the region. By focusing on regional growth, the firm underscores its commitment to engaging closely with nearby communities.

President Donald Trump’s latest directive asks Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase an additional $200 billion in mortgage bonds, aiming to compress the “mortgage spread” and drive rates down. Market watchers say this could ease the affordability crisis while bringing the government-sponsored enterprises close to their legal limit on retained mortgage holdings.