Chicago approves the Navy Pier Marina for summer 2025, backed by real estate mogul Randy Podolsky, featuring amenities and hoping to attract waterborne visitors.

Milton launches a new plan to revitalize Deerfield, led by City Architect Bob Buscemi, focusing on economic growth and preserving community character.

The Arlington Tennis Center is undergoing a clubhouse renovation and restroom expansion with a temporary facility provided to ensure no disruption to services.

Seattle's SDCI plans to exempt certain building designs from reviews to speed up development in key neighborhoods, as part of Mayor Harrell's revitalization strategy. Public feedback is open until May 2nd.

Chandler is renovating its downtown with three capital projects focusing on aesthetics and infrastructure, including street, sidewalk, and lighting improvements, with completion expected by fall 2024.

Henry Darger's former Lincoln Park home is on the market, significantly renovated from his time there, with his original living space recreated at Intuit museum.

The Wideman Company has acquired two historic buildings in downtown Houston and plans to update them with modern features to attract tenants and adapt to the changing office market.

The Multnomah County IDDSD is hosting its Information Fair on May 16 to support neurodiverse individuals, offering resources from local service providers.

The Ridgecrest Ranch in Woodside has dropped in price to $15 million, featuring bespoke artistry and amenities like a large pool, but struggles to find a buyer in a cooling luxury market.

The Phoenix City Council has approved the General Plan 2025 Update, now heading to a public vote in November 2024, outlining the city's development goals for the next decade.

Aston Martin has opened a 66-story luxury residential tower in Miami with nearly all units sold and amenities that include an infinity pool and fitness center. The top penthouse includes an exclusive supercar.

Cedar Park City Council visited the construction site of the new Cedar Park Public Library, showcasing the progress of the state-of-the-art, 47,000-square-foot facility slated to open by the end of 2024.

Tract withdrew its zoning application for a $14 billion data center in West Valley after local objections, ending plans for the massive project that faced concerns over compatibility with the community.