The Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund seeks consultants and firms for services to support the city's environmental efforts, with submissions due by May 8, 2025.

Houston residents face difficulties securing rental assistance due to funding shortages and mismanagement at the Houston Housing Authority, resulting in a suspended voucher program and a long waitlist.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 21 counterparts urged the U.S. House to reject a resolution that would overturn a CFPB rule limiting bank overdraft fees. They argue the rule protects consumers, especially the vulnerable, from excessive charges.

Leeding Builders Group is suing Naftali Group for alleged nonpayment of $3M for The Benson project, and around $15M for work at 200 East 83rd Street, both luxury NYC condos. Naftali countersued, claiming LBG failed to finish the work.

Nearly 300 Native Hawaiians are closer to homeownership after DHHL facilitated the selection of 91 turnkey homes in Waikapū, Maui, addressing long-standing housing needs under the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act.

Plans for affordable housing in Chandler were scrapped after local opposition and compatibility concerns, with developers now intending to sell the land.

Metro Phoenix homebuilders expect higher housing costs due to new tariffs on materials, but buyers may find pre-tariff inventory homes at attractive prices and interest rates.

The first phase of Arlington Highlands' $30 million renovation is complete, introducing new amenities and a public park, with further enhancements expected.

Governor Hochul reports progress on combating housing discrimination in New York, with $320,000 paid to victims and policy changes made. Landmarks lit blue to honor Fair Housing Act.

Demolition of Pontiac's Phoenix Center kickstarts downtown revitalization, aiming to foster economic growth, with plans to move county employees, redevelop property, and host community events.

The Colony Park Development has started in Austin, with plans for 3,000 homes, office spaces, retail areas, and a health center, aimed at enhancing community life and affordability.

San Diego's affordable housing is defined as not exceeding 30% of a household's income, aimed at those earning at or below 60% AMI, with measures to increase supply and aid renters.

The City proposes reallocating $1 million in federal funds to support housing for young adults exiting foster care, inviting public input at a meeting and online.