A lawsuit in Houston targets landlords and RealPage, accusing their software of rent-fixing, which they deny. Pending lawsuits and a DOJ inquiry probe the issue further.

Henry Ford Health begins its $2.2 billion expansion in Detroit, aiming to transform healthcare and community integration with new facilities and an academic medical headquarters.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites public input on September 19, 2024, regarding an expansion to a vehicle repair shop at 8431 Lyndale Ave S.

Bloomington is planning a public hearing for a new auto dealership. Residents can attend in-person, via BTV, live stream, or phone on September 19, 2024. Testimonies are accepted by email or voicemail until noon that day.

The Bloomington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 19, 2024, to discuss a conditional use permit and revisions to final development plans for the event center at 4210 W Old Shakopee Road.

Councilmember John Courage has proposed a Council Consideration Request to establish a 1,000-foot no-vape zone around schools and daycares in San Antonio to reduce youth access to vaping products.

Baltimore's Park Heights neighborhood sees the opening of Woodland Gardens One, a new affordable housing complex with 63 units aimed at addressing the city's housing shortage.

The Bloomington Planning Commission sets a public hearing for a new townhome development proposal at 8525 & 8545 Penn Avenue S, with options for in-person and online participation.

Chandler City Council is focusing on residential development to meet state housing mandates, facing challenges such as developer hesitations and adapting to new regulations and zoning codes.

The Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco celebrates its grand reopening after a $1 billion revitalization, including a light show and enhanced amenities like a top-floor bar and public Redwood Park.

AVE Santa Clara, a new 311-unit luxury apartment building, is set to open in January as part of Santa Clara's Tasman East master plan, converging residential living with retail and public spaces.

The Lahaina Impact Zone residential cleanup, overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, finished months early with 1,390 properties cleared and rebuilding efforts commencing.

The Port of San Diego and National City officials started the $8 million upgrade of Pepper Park, which will include a splash pad. The project should allow continuous boat ramp access and maintain some park areas open during construction.