PipShip is relocating to Gilbert, occupying 40,000 sq ft in El Dorado Tech Center, marking significant growth and ViaWest Group's near-full occupancy of their industrial portfolio in Phoenix.

Patrick Sharp sold his Lincoln Park condo for $715,000. He previously sold a Lakeview mansion for $3.14 million. Sharp is a retired Blackhawks star now in the Philadelphia Flyers front office.

Austin Pets Alive! is opening a new transport hub in Elgin, Texas, supported by a $3.85 million grant, to help rescue more animals at risk of euthanasia.

Las Vegas Sands is pushing to legalize casino gambling in Texas, facing strong opposition and legislative challenges, despite some public support and potential economic benefits.

The article discusses the fluctuating property values in San Antonio and Austin, Texas, and the complexities of the state's property tax system affecting homeowners' tax liabilities.

9Zero, a new climate innovation hub and coworking space, opened in San Francisco during SF Climate Week, hosting events and aiming to unite efforts against climate change.

California adds 10 more prohousing communities, recognized for their housing-friendly initiatives that enable faster development, facilitating the state's goal of 2.5 million new homes by 2030.

Austin's City Council voted to mandate windows in bedrooms to ensure access to natural light, changing building codes that previously allowed windowless bedrooms.

Tucson announces a groundbreaking event for the Grant Road improvement project on April 23, featuring Mayor Regina Romero and officials, with community festivities and a completion goal of late 2026.

The University City District unveiled a $60 million plan for a recreational area on the Schuylkill River's west bank, featuring a public pool and beach.

Multnomah County extends temporary housing for 80 asylum seekers until May 31 without extra taxpayer costs, negotiating a deal with a hotel. Local organizations support this effort, as the county seeks a statewide response for future arrivals.

Lake Havasu City starts a major public works project, leading to expected traffic delays until October, as road and water main improvements are made from London Bridge to Smoketree Ave.

Pleasanton's City Council approved a financial plan to repair storm drain systems damaged in the 2023 storms, with FEMA funding part of the project costs.