Mixed-Use Redevelopment Stalls in Charlottesville: Woodard Properties’ long-planned “West 2nd” mixed-use project, meant to relocate and preserve the City Market, has been abandoned after years of city review hurdles, leaving the market’s future tied to existing leases and parking-operator ownership. Brokerage Expansion Signals Demand for In-Person Service: Rodeo Realty is moving its Beverly Hills office into an 18,000-square-foot flagship at 463 Bedford Drive, betting on staffed, hands-on support even as many firms shrink footprints. Local Housing Policy Under Pressure: In Vermilion Parish, Louisiana, officials are weighing new RV park rules ahead of a major SpaceX-linked growth wave, including limits on lot counts and added privacy requirements near homes. Market Shift Toward Buyers in Phoenix: August data shows declining prices and improving time-on-market in metro Phoenix and Tucson, as mortgage rates and inventory changes cool demand. Zoning for More Rentals in Australia: Council approval moves Hunter Place forward by swapping part of planned office space for higher-density rental housing, including affordable units and a new permit “sunset” condition. Community Real Estate as Safety Net: A shuttered Ewa Beach store is reopening as a neighborhood hub, while a North Waco sober-living complex advances toward zoning review—both reflecting how property decisions shape local services. Disaster Lending Opens in Idaho: SBA disaster loans are available for storm-damaged homes, renters, and businesses in Latah, Clearwater, and Nez Perce counties.