Seattle invests $3 million with Homestead CLT and Cultural Space Agency to build affordable homes for low-income families at the former Dumar Substation site.

Leander, Texas, anticipates the completion of a new water tower and the resumption of the San Gabriel Parkway project, aimed at improving city infrastructure and easing traffic.

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.

Boulder focuses on preserving manufactured home communities, addressing challenges like aging infrastructure, energy efficiency, and financial constraints of residents through various strategies and partnerships.

The McMillin Companies filed a lawsuit to prevent a homeless shelter from being established near Liberty Station in San Diego, challenging the city's authority.

San Juan Apartments, a 113-unit affordable housing development, has begun construction in south Sacramento, marking progress in revamping the Stockton Boulevard corridor for low-income families.

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+.

Groundbreaking for Southeast Michigan's first regulation-size cricket field has begun in Troy with a $900,000 state grant, aiming to open in spring 2025 and potentially boost the economy.

Cochise County is hosting a Tax Deed Land Sale from September 23 to October 4, auctioning land parcels online with all properties sold "as-is." Buyers must research property details themselves.

Pullman Crossings in Chicago is progressing with its third phase of development, adding a 170,000-square-foot industrial facility aimed at creating jobs and revitalizing the area. Construction completion is targeted for early 2025.

Miami-Dade County officials begin construction of Royal Pointe Apartments, an affordable housing project in South Dade, with a groundbreaking event on September 13.

The Historic Landmark Commission voted to preserve a century-old East Austin building, a decision that may lead to its recognition as a historic landmark, countering demolition plans by Eureka Holdings.

The article describes a unique $2.698 million home in Oakland with a 1,000-square-foot glass terrace, renovated interiors, and stunning views of the San Francisco Bay.