Fort Worth is revising its zoning and development regulations to comply with new Texas laws that promote affordable housing and increase housing density while preserving neighborhood character.

The Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth is undergoing a $50.5 million renovation, with updates to the concourse, lighting, restrooms, and restoration of the exterior to its original Art Deco style.

Fort Worth City Council approved the Evans & Rosedale redevelopment, selecting Royal Capital LLC as the master developer for the $61 million mixed-use project, including 181 housing units and commercial space.

Dallas has introduced the DHAP for nonprofits to help facilitate home buying, with a September 7, 2025 proposal deadline, leveraging federal funds. A pre-submission meeting is set for August 21, 2025.

Garland, Texas reports progress on public facilities, including the West Garland Library, new Surf & Swim, and Fire Stations 1 and 7, improving local services and community amenities.

Fort Worth's Main Street program, benefiting the Historic Northside and Polytechnic districts, has been extended for two more years to continue their revitalization efforts with new strategies and resources.

Fort Worth received a $5 million PRO-Housing grant to address affordable housing, aiming to revamp policy, increase production, and preserve budget-friendly homes amidst rising demand.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court to discuss a replat request for Valley Farm Road Estates in Ennis, potentially adding two lots, on July 8, 2025. Public input is welcome.

Arlington's Public Works Department announced the reconstruction of Mitchell Street, starting June 2025, with an informational meeting set for June 4, 2025.

Kaufman County Commissioners' Court will decide on a property re-plat in The Hilborn Addition on June 24, 2025, with significant community impact expected.

The City's Department of Housing and Community Development will hold a monthly Developer meeting on May 27, 2025, discussing funding for housing projects.

Fort Worth's Evans & Rosedale project gets approval, promising affordable housing and commercial spaces, with Royal Capital set to invest $61 million in the area's revitalization.

The South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan will be presented at a hearing, where residents can voice opinions. Dallas is also reforming parking regulations, with a public hearing to come.