Governor Cox is hosting a summit with mayors in Utah to address housing challenges, aiming to create 35,000 affordable homes for families entering the market.

Mayor Eric Adams celebrates the NYC Council's approval of Atlantic Avenue Mixed-Use Plan to create 4,600 homes and 2,800 jobs with a $235 million investment, despite concerns over gentrification.

Harborview Marina in South Baltimore was auctioned off for $2.9 million during a legal battle. The sole bid by Dr. Selvin Passen matched the default price amidst controversy over the property's disrepair and closure.

Chicago allocated $20 million to 28 local projects for community revitalization, with 5050 Prairie among the top recipients, aiming to support construction, business, and cultural development.

Placer County adopts housing amendment to meet state affordable housing requirements, rezoning 15 plots for higher density and aiming to comply with a demand for 3,409 lower-income units.

A Santa Monica landlord agreed to pay $685,000 to settle lawsuits accusing him of tenant harassment and discrimination, including claims of eviction under false pretenses and retaliation.

Walmart acquires Bethel Park Shopping Center in Pennsylvania for $39.6 million, following its purchase of Monroeville Mall, with no immediate expansion plans.

Charlotte County's RSAOD amendment, Application TCP-24-04, has been delayed at the applicant's request for further refinement after concerns were raised at a meeting.

Charlotte County rescheduled the Harbor Village project adoption hearing for July 22, 2025, and will inform residents with property signage and postcards.

Heritage Park, a new mixed-use development in Gilbert, breaks ground with Flagship Restaurant Group set to open three dining venues. The 10-acre project will feature apartments, retail space, and will fully open by 2027.

A new Arizona law permits construction crews to start work at 5 a.m. on weekdays and 7 a.m. on Saturdays during summer months to minimize heat-related health risks.

The Enclave at Canopy Park, a 104-unit apartment community, breaks ground in Orange County to provide affordable housing with the help of a $3 million investment from the county's Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

NYC landlords with public funds seek eviction warrants against nearly 300 tenants for unpaid rent, while small landlords endure legal disputes impacting their finances and well-being. Calls grow for better oversight and reform in the housing system.