The R3 Hotel in Guerneville, a beloved LGBTQ+ resort, is on sale for $4.6 million. Owners aim to find buyers who will maintain its community significance and legacy.

Detroit's Down Payment Assistance Program, funded by ARPA, is launching its second phase to help transform renters into homeowners, with up to $25,000 available for down payments.

Cheryl Rogers, Boerne's city engineer, has been pivotal in managing infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with codes, and overseeing developments like street improvements and floodplain management, even through pandemic challenges.

The Nashville Catalyst Fund, launched by Mayor Freddie O'Connell and partners, aims to develop and preserve affordable housing in Nashville, with an initial investment of $75 million, hoping to raise it to $100 million.

CBRE will market Hines' new 636,000 sf Edenvale Industrial Park in San Jose, targeting a June 2025 completion, to meet Silicon Valley's high demand for Class A industrial space.

Austin invests $4 million in shade structures for parks and public areas to combat rising temperatures, particularly in heat-stricken East Austin, aligning with broader strategies to enhance heat resilience across the city.

Multnomah County announces the location of a new drug deflection center in Portland, aiming to provide treatment rather than jail time for drug-related offenses, amidst mixed community reactions.

The Metropolitan Council grants nearly $1.5 million to cities for the cleanup and redevelopment of contaminated lands, aiming for housing, job creation, and infrastructure improvements.

The Bloomington Housing and Redevelopment Authority is opening its online waiting lists for housing vouchers on July 15 to assist with the area's affordable housing needs.

Houston's First Baptist Church Sienna in Missouri City is expanding to cater to the growing community, with a new main worship center seating 600 and a total of 74,000 square feet of additional space.

The Dallas City Council approved a mixed-income housing project and a Chapter 380 grant for it. Other initiatives include a Healthy Food fund and a new Dallas Music Office to promote local talent.

San Antonio provides $1.45 million in grants to help small businesses affected by construction, prioritizing those with the most significant revenue losses and in heavily impacted areas. Applications close on July 15.

The NCPRD and NCSD have agreed to transfer a property to support youth programs, with NCSD buying it for $2.375 million and providing a $1 million facilities credit.