Portland's Development Services resumes upfront collection of intake fees for permits of small-scale projects, a procedure reinstated to recover costs and improve efficiency post-pandemic.

A land use proposal for 531 SE 14th Ave in Portland is undergoing Historic Resource Review, potentially impacting the historic neighborhood's character, with public input sought on the city's architectural heritage.

San Antonio could introduce digital display ads in "urban entertainment districts" to boost local culture and generate revenue, with considerations for public input and potential impacts on residential areas.

Phoenix housing market experiences a slight dip in January 2024, with a 0.5% decrease from December, yet remains strong with a 4.6% year-over-year price increase.

Banner Health plans to build a new medical office in Scottsdale as part of a $400 million hospital campus, with a tentative opening by the end of 2025.

Morristown plans to reopen Main Street after the Parks-Belk building demolition due to January's fire. Jeffrey Cicirelli faces arson charges connected to the event. Future development on the site will honor its historic past.

Goodyear involves volunteer residents in city governance through various advisory boards, commissions, and committees, influencing local policies and planning, with application info available on the city's website.

Ryan Companies and Strata Equity Group have begun the $85.4 million construction of the luxury housing project Millenia Lot 19 in Chula Vista, expected to be complete by late 2025.

Austin's The Markson, a new mixed-income housing complex with 330 units, has opened to address affordable living needs, offering a variety of amenities to residents.

Washington plans prescribed burns on 2,580 acres of state trust lands to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risks, adhering to safety protocols.

The Milton Planning Commission will discuss new housing plans and updates on ongoing projects, including proposals for Rosemary and Blakely Manor developments, during a meeting open to public attendance and online viewers.

The storm-damaged Sam's Club in Grapevine, Texas, is set to undergo a $15 million renovation with completion expected by August 29, according to state filings.

Jim's Steaks South Street, closed due to a fire, sets May 2024 for reopening. The expanded location will feature glass-and-tile mosaics, retaining its cash-only tradition and original staff.