Historic Bisbee, Arizona properties, the Copper Queen Hotel and Cafe Roka, are for sale amid the community's recovery from a Valentine's Day fire and growth in local tourism.

The Austin City Council approved a massive mixed-use development project by Kairoi Development, LLC along the East Austin Colorado River, set to start in 2028.

Portland's Development Services announces a fee increase effective July 1, urging permit submissions before the hike. Applications must meet criteria and deadlines for current rates.

The final beam was installed at Detroit's Hudson's Site high-rise, a symbol of the city's regeneration, involving over 3,500 tradespeople and 2.7 million hours of work.

Austin Economic Development Department introduces the Nexus Grant, offering $5,000 to support local artists, small organizations, and arts businesses. Applications open soon for eligible Austin-Round Rock area entities.

Travis County property owners will soon receive appraisal notices, with the total roll up 5.8% to $488 billion. Chief Appraiser highlights the importance of exemptions and the protest process. Protests can be filed online until May 15.

The Opal Apartments, a new affordable housing community for seniors, has opened in Cedar Mill, offering 54 units prioritized for those with low incomes and providing specialized services for LGBTQ+ residents.

Santa Monica City Council approves a project for affordable housing on 4th Street to address their homelessness crisis, including a mix of residential units and retail spaces.

The city of Portland invites public consultation on a new redevelopment proposal for the 901 NE Lloyd Center site, as part of its urban revamp strategy.

Austin officials are scaling back the Dougherty Arts Center plans due to costs doubling, omitting features like underground parking to adhere to budget constraints.

Austin City Council debates the HOME initiative aiming to reduce minimum lot size for homes, potentially increasing affordable housing but changing neighborhood dynamics. Public hearings are underway with a pivotal session scheduled for April 23.

Environmental and community groups in the Rio Grande Valley have sued TPWD to stop a land swap with SpaceX, arguing the deal lacks proper evaluation and may harm public lands.

Michels Corporation is upgrading gas lines and relocating meters outdoors in Lynnhurst for CenterPoint Energy. Residents will receive postcards detailing the work and coordination for minimal disruption.