The New England Revolution soccer team is considering a move to a new stadium in Everett, initiating economic and environmental benefits for the city, amid concerns about congestion and public transit needs.

NDOT is monitoring River Trace near State Route 12 for safety, awaiting a Geotech report by July 19, 2024, and keeping locals informed while advising them to report any issues.

Laurene Powell Jobs bought a $70 million mansion in San Francisco, the city’s priciest home sale to date. The off-market deal was for less than the $100 million asked.

San Diego invests an additional $20 million in its Bridge to Home program to support affordable housing developments, with over 1,300 homes already created and 400 more anticipated.

Elon Musk's X Corp. is subleasing 460,000 square feet of its San Francisco headquarters, triggering speculation about its future presence in the city.

Austin-area school districts are developing affordable housing for staff grappling with rising rental costs to help them live nearer to work and strengthen community ties.

Mercy Greenbrae Affordable Housing is opening on July 16 in Lake Oswego to address homelessness, offering 100 apartments with a focus on families and at-risk individuals.

Consumers Energy begins construction of the Muskegon Solar Energy Center, which will span 1,900 acres and power around 40,000 homes, also supporting local schools financially.

The Red Cross is urgently seeking volunteers in San Antonio for Hurricane Beryl relief, including shelter operation and healthcare roles, against a backdrop of power outages and damages estimated up to $4 million.

Austin's Housing Department updates its displacement risk tools, including a revised map and dashboards, to better track and address housing pressures and support residents at risk of displacement.

A coalition of 18 attorneys general, led by Illinois and DC, filed an amicus brief to support HUD's Discriminatory Effects Rule in the housing insurance sector.

The city of Tampa has started construction on One Tampa, a luxury condo set to be the tallest residential building in the city upon its 2027 completion.

The 2024 Pavement Management Update is causing community disruptions, with ongoing sod installation, concrete work, and watermain replacement across different phases in the region.