DHHL plans to award over 1,100 residential leases on Maui to reduce the housing waitlist, with construction spanning 2026-2030 and costs from $35.1 to $128 million. Eligibility extends to those on the waitlist up to December 2024.

Columbus City Council allocated $1.2 million to refurbish historic buildings in Hilltop for affordable housing and retail, and funds to support mental health and addiction services.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes a $12 million budget to increase food access, expanding Fresh Bucks and aiding food banks amidst federal funding cuts and rising food insecurity.

Seattle has opened its new Waterfront Park, a major civic transformation that enhances cultural experiences and improves accessibility within a 20-acre area, bolstered by a $4 billion infrastructure investment.

Pierce County sees a substantial increase in new construction value, reaching $2.54 billion, which is important for funding local needs without being affected by the state's property tax cap.

Sterling Heights launches Homeowner Convenience Inspection program to simplify inspection scheduling for home improvements like HVAC and electrical upgrades.

The City Planning Commission approved a rezoning plan for Long Island City that includes 15,000 new residential units and commercial space, yet concerns remain about affordability and environmental impacts.

Kyrsten Sinema bought a $2 million estate in Cave Creek after leaving Congress, featuring a 4,085-square-foot house with a pool and no HOA. She put $400,000 down on the home.

Baltimore's Clare Court II, an affordable housing project by Homes for America, offers 83 units for low-income earners, backed by $31 million in funding.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $28 million investment in New York for 10 energy efficiency projects, targeting large buildings and affordable housing, to reduce the carbon footprint as part of the Empire Building Challenge.

The Pinal County Workforce Development Board is seeking new members to help manage over $5 million in federal grants aimed at improving workforce development.

Google is set to build an AI data center in West Memphis, Arkansas, representing the largest investment in the state's history, with 300 jobs directly and an additional 5,000 during construction.

GoPro's San Mateo campus is to be transformed into a residential community with 225 townhomes and single-family homes, addressing housing shortages and office space vacancies.