Intersection Development acquired Audacy's real estate in downtown Phoenix for $10.5 million, intending to advance local high-density development plans, while keeping specifics private.

San Antonio's River Walk is undergoing its biennial clean-up, involving the drainage of sections to remove sediment and debris. The process is carefully managed to not disrupt businesses or activities in the popular tourist area.

H-E-B plans to build a new store near UTSA's main campus, with construction starting in July 2024 and opening anticipated by July 2025. The store, located at 7330 N. Loop 1604, will cater to the needs of college students and residents.

Santa Monica is soliciting partnerships to revitalize its Civic Auditorium through a long-term ground lease, with a focus on historic preservation and community-oriented cultural programming.

The Austin Police Department will move its monthly report to an online dashboard for greater transparency, as part of the city's Open Policing Data Release initiative.

Governor Newsom announced $825 million in funding for 9,550 affordable homes in California, simplifying the application process to speed up construction.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo parade route was changed after a downtown hotel explosion to avoid the impact zone and ensure the event's continuity.

The Detroit Brownfield Redevelopment Authority voted 7-1 to back a $3 billion project by Henry Ford Health, including a $2.2 billion hospital and housing units, despite some concerns about the necessity of the tax incentives involved.

Opendoor's report lists North Texas ZIP codes as top spots for US homebuyers in 2023, with areas in Forney, Aubrey, and Fort Worth ranking high, despite a broader real estate slowdown.

ABM Industries Inc. is set to lay off 176 employees in San Antonio following Flowers Baking Co.'s decision to take janitorial work in-house, ending the contract with ABM. Some workers may be rehired directly by Flowers.

Downtown Houston is revitalizing with new projects, increasing its residential population and cultural appeal, while Mayor Whitmire critiques a proposed hotel deal fearing it might set a negative precedent.

Google has announced layoffs across its hardware, voice assistance, and engineering teams to focus on core priorities amidst industry-wide tech workforce reductions.

The AEDC emphasizes the need for visibility and engagement in its economic development efforts and has distributed $34.5 million in grants for local projects in Arlington.