Celina's council unanimously amended the zoning code so heavy industrial uses require special permits across most nonresidential zones, a move officials say shields land from SB 840's by‑right rules.

Aurora's Choose Aurora package pairs a $20,000 zero‑percent deferred loan with closing‑cost and repair grants to lower upfront homebuying costs. Income thresholds and application timing vary by program materials.

DOB job filings show two 13‑story proposals at 680 and 690 East Fordham Road; the initial permits total 190 units and reference a wider 370‑unit plan for the block.

Prologis has named Enchanted Rock as the first tenant at its 350‑acre Legacy Point park in Cypress, launching a planned 5 million‑square‑foot industrial buildout. The move accelerates work on the U.S. 290 corridor.

A $20M retail hub on San Antonio’s Far West Side is entering its final construction phase, with restaurants and wellness tenants lined up for phased spring openings.

Merus filed concept plans to replace the State Library at 274 E. First Ave with five apartment buildings and a parking garage across nearly seven acres in Italian Village.

Developers are targeting a 2027 groundbreaking for the $550M Cheverly Hill redevelopment on the former county hospital site, promising 1,300+ homes, retail and office.

West Allis will mail new assessment notices and post updated property values online by April 7. The mailings explain how to review and appeal assessments.

Asbestos abatement at the West Fork Incinerator is complete, clearing the way for demolition and reuse as part of the Mill Creek Greenway. State and local funding are in place.

ATTOM data show Philly homeowners now average about 9.5 years in their homes, tightening listings and keeping the local housing market sluggish.

Crews began dismantling Crosley Tower last Thursday in a careful, floor‑by‑floor deconstruction. The $47.3M remediation clears the way for a planned $215M STEM facility.

A new housing lottery opened Feb. 16 for 47 senior units at 350 Livonia Ave. Qualifying Section 8 tenants with no income could pay $0; applications are due April 24, 2026.

A University City church is seeking to rezone part of its campus for 65 affordable townhomes, with all units targeted to households at or below 80% of AMI.