The Round Rock Sports Center is expanding to enhance its sports tourism capacity, including two extra courts and uninterrupted operations during construction, aiming for completion by early 2026.

San Mateo County has abandoned plans to develop affordable housing on a coastal site after a detailed assessment deemed it unsuitable. The County remains committed to addressing the housing shortage with other projects.

Pimlico Race Course is closing on September 1, 2024, for renovations, with ownership transferred to Maryland and the 150th Preakness set for 2025 at the venue.

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a 3,500-home development near Red Rock Canyon, advancing a contentious project entangled in decades of legal disputes.

The Los Angeles City Council approved a $54 million expansion of the L.A. Convention Center, targeting completion before the 2028 Olympics. Concerns over the timeline persist, but the project could bring jobs and economic growth.

A new JW Marriott hotel with 600 rooms is set to open in Detroit at the former Joe Louis Arena site in 2027, featuring a skybridge to the Huntington Place Convention Center and is part of the larger Water Square development.

San Diego City Council approves a 45-year lease for the County to revitalize the vacant Mira Mesa recreational facility, the Epicentre, with a $1 yearly rent and a $10.25 million investment.

The All Seasons Arena in Mankato is advancing, with first and second-floor interior framing nearly complete and floor upgrades underway for the south rink, aiming to open in fall 2025.

Texas has built 34 miles of its state-funded border wall in three years, costing $25 million per mile, with a projection of 30 years and $20 billion to finish 800 miles. Land acquisitions remain challenging for continuous construction.

The Housing Multnomah Now initiative successfully housed 306 households, exceeding its target, with collaboration from seven nonprofits and a focus on assisting those in urgent need.

Tampa's Healthy Homes Program uses a $1.9 million federal grant to provide critical home repairs for eligible homeowners, improving housing conditions and aiding the local affordable housing initiative.

Howard Hughes Holdings acquires Waterway Plaza II, an office complex in The Woodlands, Texas, for $19.2 million, aiming to enhance its portfolio and community development plans including Ritz-Carlton condos.

Montgomery County has approved its first TIRZ for the Kresston development near Magnolia, which aims to fund infrastructure and stimulate growth in the region.