The San Antonio City Council approved four new housing bond projects worth $17.2 million to support affordable housing for low-income residents as part of a larger $150 million initiative.

The City's Planning & Community Development Committee permitted forming an ad hoc task force to review regulations concerning fire prevention and business codes for recycling industries.

Arlington approves the development of Caravan Court Hotel, a conversion of the old Caravan Motel into a boutique property, aiming for economic growth and urban revival.

California receives over $16 million in federal funds from HUD to support affordable housing initiatives and planning reforms across various regions, with the aim of addressing housing affordability and historical inequities.

Miami-Dade County officials break ground for Phase II of Naranja Grand, addressing affordable housing with 200 new apartments for low-income residents.

Helotes calls for bids on a road improvement project, requiring 71,000 linear feet of crack-sealing. Bids must be sealed and delivered by July 26, 2024, with Public Works Director Corey Vullo as the contact person.

The Asian American population in Texas has grown by 5.5%, outpacing other groups, with demographic changes raising concerns about services for the aging population.

The Fortlening redevelopment of Fort Worth's historic Stockyards District by Fort Worth Heritage LLC, including new commercial, hotel, residential spaces, and parking, with expected $425M in new city taxes.

Demolition begins at North DeKalb Mall for its transformation into the Lulah Hills mixed-use community, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Wednesday.

San Francisco broke ground on a 90-unit affordable housing project in Sunset, with homes for low-income families, homeless individuals, and veterans, contributing to the city's goal of creating more affordable housing units.

Pierce County residential property values increased by 6.2%, with varying changes across regions and types of properties; appeals and tax relief options are available.

West Englewood inaugurated the Englewood Family Homes, offering comprehensive care and housing for 13 families living with HIV/AIDS, supported by various funding sources, and aiming to reduce HIV transmission and stigma.

Construction at MSP Airport alters flight paths, increasing aircraft noise in East Bloomington until late September; residents can report noise to a hotline.