Oakland receives $44 million from California's cap-and-trade funds to aid in creating sustainable, affordable housing as part of the Rise East initiative, focusing on the 119-unit Liberation Park Project for income-qualified residents.

The former Paradise Valley Mall is being transformed into PV, a mixed-use complex. Flower Child is opening there September 24, with other dining and lifestyle facilities set to follow.

The San Francisco Bay Area housing market saw a 19.2% increase in sales in July 2024, despite a median price drop from June, indicating market resilience and buyer adaptation to interest rates.

A new Terry Black's BBQ restaurant, hotel, spa, and parking project on Broadway in San Antonio is set for an HDRC review, following a cleared zoning change. Concerns over smoke emissions are addressed with potential installation of a smoke scrubber.

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.

Construction begins for the Strong Family Apartments in Portland, offering 75 affordable units with 1 to 3 bedrooms, aiming to serve families of diverse needs.

Maricopa's economic growth is set to create thousands of jobs through new developments, including business parks and an Innovation Campus by the University of Arizona, boosting the local economy.

Ohio's AG has filed a lawsuit against First Premier Home Warranty and its owner for deceptive practices, based on 31 consumer complaints regarding inadequate service coverage and refund issues.

Avondale has announced a Pavement Preservation Program starting September 3, 2024, with road treatment projects and bulk trash collection adjustments.

PLK Communities plans to expand Factory 52 in Norwood, adding apartments, a hotel, and possibly a mid-rise office building, supplementing the established development.

Nashville receives a $5 million federal grant to address affordable housing challenges through innovative policy strategies and partnerships with faith-based organizations.

The Justice Department sues RealPage Inc. for using a pricing algorithm that allegedly inflates rental prices, accusing the company of violating antitrust laws.

HUD releases the 2024-2025 CoC funding opportunity for homeless services, with Clackamas County now accepting applications until September 9 for various project types.