Lewisville seeks public input on a HUD grant application for affordable housing, with a public hearing and online survey available for community feedback.

Garland, Texas introduces a new Comprehensive Plan to address infrastructure and cost of living issues and invites residents to a presentation for input on the city's future development.

The Department of Housing & Community Development partners with the Office of Homeless Solutions to offer site tours for developers interested in creating Permanent Supportive Housing. RSVP is required.

The City's Department of Housing is hosting a virtual meeting for developers on funding affordable housing projects on September 24, 2024, from 2-4 p.m.

Fort Worth is focusing on urban planning tied to the Panther Island project to ensure growth benefits and preserves neighboring communities. This includes a ULI panel study and community engagement efforts.

The ACTIV senior center in Arlington, aiming to open in 2025, shows progress in construction, as seen in recent photographs posted by Arlington Parks. The facility will cater to the social and wellness needs of those 50+.

Fort Worth is building a $6 million CentrePort Trail to connect to Arlington, starting construction in June with resident support for increased transport options.

Four North Texas cities rank in the top 10 real estate markets per WalletHub, with McKinney and Frisco taking the top spots, reflecting regional investment appeal.

Ellis County Commissioners will discuss the Morgan Creek Estates replat for a residential lot, with a public meeting set for October 1, 2024. Residents can contact the Development Department for more information.

Ellis County is considering a replat application for Country Ridge Farms; this decision could involve adjusting lot boundaries over thirty acres in Palmer and may affect local property values and zoning.

Fort Worth's Stop Six neighborhood will soon begin construction on Babers Manor as part of the local housing initiative. The development aims to offer a mix of affordable and market-rate housing.

The Pierce Burch Water Treatment Plant in West Arlington is halfway through a $112.5 million upgrade, enhancing capacity and efficiency. The project includes new clear wells and is set for a fall 2025 completion.

The redevelopment of the old Caravan Motel in Arlington has started, aiming to link Downtown with the Entertainment District and revitalize the Division Street Corridor.