The City Council approved rezoning in southeast Queens that will bring 27,000 new homes to Jamaica and Long Island City, aiming to boost affordable housing and create jobs, despite some community opposition over displacement concerns.

Dallas holds a public meeting on October 14 to discuss the future of the South Dallas Fair Park area, rescheduling the next meeting for November 13, focusing on zoning and urban development.

Flood mitigation work will begin at Cinder Lake OHV Recreation Area on November 3rd by removing sediment and improving erosion control due to wildfire damage.

Mayor Eric Adams hails the approval of the "Jamaica Neighborhood Plan," which aims to build 12,000 homes and create 7,000 jobs in Queens, emphasizing affordable housing, infrastructure, and zoning improvements.

Minneapolis launches new housing developments in Windom and Regina, advancing the city's 2040 Plan with a $1.25 million tax levy. The projects focus on creating affordable, sustainable homes to address the housing crisis.

The numbers say San Francisco's office market is the hottest in America, with demand up 112% in just one year. Walk through downtown's still-empty towers, though, and you'll wonder if someone's reading the data wrong.

Miami's Brickell district gains a family-friendly space called Play Spot, led by Commissioner Eileen Higgins. The urban oasis offers playground equipment and views, revitalizing underused space for community enjoyment.

Hines has started building the first phase of Riverwalk San Diego, a 200-acre mixed-use development with over 700 homes, retail space, and a new trolley station.

KB Home expands in Queen Creek with the Olea Groves community, aiming for 500 homes on a 115-acre site near Queen Creek Olive Mill, with a focus on affordability and local agritainment culture integration.

St. Louis' CDA invests $1.14 million from sales tax into seven neighborhood developments, including business incubators and community spaces, following local plans.

San Antonio seeks professionals for its Building Standards Board, including an architect and an engineer, to oversee property regulations and maintain city safety.

Washington's Department of Ecology invests $25 million in the "Rails, Keels, and Wheels" grant for zero-emission vehicles to reduce diesel exhaust's public health risks.

Kaufman County's development services are paused due to technical issues, affecting predevelopment questionnaires and causing project delays. No timeline for resolution is provided.