The Loretta, a new affordable apartment complex with 137 units, has opened in Northwest Austin to serve families earning below 60% of the median income.

Drift Nashville is a new boutique hotel in East Nashville with 87 rooms, offering a pool, cabanas, and urban penthouse, mixing contemporary style with historical nods.

Portland real estate developer Walter Bowen listed his private 40-acre estate for $15 million, while Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos put up his waterfront condo for sale at $1.7 million.

Detroit's 'Renew Detroit' initiative hits its 500th free roof replacement for senior citizens, celebrating the milestone with recipient Barbara I'Ron.

Oregon's Legislature passed a $376 million housing package to tackle housing and homelessness, with Gov. Kotek's approval pending. The initiative includes funding for infrastructure and affordable housing projects.

Anoka County has announced that tax statements for 2024 are available online, with printed versions expected in March. Payment can be made online, and new property owners must obtain statements themselves post-purchase.

Mallory Fix-Lopez, vice president of Philadelphia’s school board, announced her resignation effective April 18, citing role demands and a medical procedure. Her tenure focused on inclusive practices and superintendent evaluations.

Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections has announced a May 31, 2024, deadline for property owners to certify fire protection systems. Mayor Parker emphasizes safety with this proactive compliance measure.

The city of Cedar Park celebrates the completion of the Anderson Mill Road Phase 2 project, which expands the road, adds lanes, and improves drainage, sidewalks, and traffic signals.

Macerich Co., alongside Red Development, has revised the proposed plans for a mixed-use tower at Biltmore Fashion Park, potentially increasing the height to 165 feet.

San Antonio awards over $500K in grants to nine local bioscience and tech companies. Each company, already supported by federal SBIR/STTR grants, gets $50,000 to $75,000 to foster innovation and growth within the city.

The North Houston District is set to see key infrastructure upgrades including park renovations and sidewalk expansions, funded by grants and partnerships.

The Eggstravaganza, hosted by Commissioner Gail Hambrick and Clayton County Parks, is a free, public event on March 30, 2024, with activities at Flat Shoals Park and shuttle service from North Clayton Middle School.