Caltrans is in escrow to sell five historic homes in South Pasadena, originally intended for the now-cancelled 710 Freeway extension, with plans for the proceeds to fund affordable housing.

The $110 million redevelopment of Six Corners in Portage Park is on hold due to a dispute over union labor use between GW Properties and Alderman Gardiner.

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity begins construction of The Heights, an affordable housing development in Saint Paul, aiming for sustainability and community inclusiveness.

Mayor Johnson has allocated HED bond proceeds for initiatives in West Englewood and Austin, funding a green project and a health center with up to $5 million each.

A judge has tentatively blocked the mass eviction of tenants at Barrington Plaza, LA, aligning with tenants' rights advocates against the owners' renovation plans.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources invites public comment on a proposed land exchange in Jefferson County, with a meeting scheduled for July 9.

Austin's housing market changes with inventory at a 13-year high and active listings up 37.7%, despite a slight median home price decline and a drop in closed sales.

The construction in Litchfield Park progresses, with phase 1 near completion and phase 2 set for June 17, focusing on the east side of Desert Avenue, while maintaining pedestrian access and minimizing business disruptions.

Peoria is seeking public input for its Five-Year Consolidated Plan to address affordable housing. Input can be given through public hearings, an online survey, or by mail until September 30.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's advisory commission has accepted FAA grants for expansion projects and safety enhancements, reflecting the airport’s growth and focus on improving passenger experience and safety.

Belden Barns winery in Sonoma County is for sale at $10.9 million, featuring 55 acres, a farmhouse, vineyard, and permits for wine production and hospitality.

Maricopa residents have noticed construction crews enhancing the city's utility infrastructure, which includes laying cables and marking for service reliability, involving easement areas on property lines.

Pflugerville commenced construction on a $247 million wastewater treatment facility to nearly double its capacity, supporting the city's rapid growth.