Historic Clinton Hill Church in Brooklyn Sold Again for $9M as New Owners Plan Residential Conversion
The closed Clinton Hill church property in New York has been sold for $9 million to Geneva Transatlantic Holdings and Orange Management, marking the third ownership change in six years.
Redwood City's Proposed 30-Story Senior Housing Tower Plans Temporarily Shelved by R&M Properties
Developer R&M Properties has temporarily withdrawn its proposal for a 30-story senior housing tower in Redwood City, planning to resubmit in the coming months.
Salt River Project Plans New Arizona Lake for Renewable Energy Storage Amid Growing Power Needs
SRP plans a new Arizona lake for pumped storage hydropower, aiming for 2000 MW capacity to power homes, with goals for net-zero emissions by 2050 and increased renewable output. The project faces regulatory hurdles and environmental concerns.
Washington State Tackles Housing Crisis with HB 1110, Renton Hosts Online Open House to Discuss Middle Housing Development
Washington State is addressing its housing crisis, with the need for over a million new units, by passing House Bill 1110 to promote middle housing. Renton is holding an online open house to discuss the bill's implications.
Belmont Village Unveils Its Fifth Bay Area Luxury Senior Living Development in San Ramon
Belmont Village Senior Living opens Belmont Village San Ramon, a luxury senior housing with 177 units in the Bay Area, offering upscale living and health services.
Illinois Advances Equity in Clean Energy Sector with New IPA Report on Workforce Diversity and Standards
Illinois is enhancing clean energy equity, with the Illinois Power Agency releasing Part II of its Equity Accountability System Assessment to ensure underserved communities benefit from renewable energy transitions.
Texas Senate Passes Landmark Bill to Increase Homestead Exemption, Potential Savings for Homeowners in Pearland and Conroe
The Texas Senate has approved a bill to increase the homestead exemption, potentially saving homeowners an average of $1,762.87 annually. The bill now moves to the Texas House for consideration.
New York City Council Proposes Strict Cuts to Energy Credit Loopholes in Landmark Climate Law
NYC Councilmembers propose a bill to tighten Local Law 97, reducing the use of energy credits from 50% to 10%, compelling building owners to make actual climate upgrades.
Mayor Eric Adams' Administration Sets New Records in Affordable Housing Production in NYC
Mayor Eric Adams' administration in NYC achieved record production of affordable housing units for two consecutive years, focusing on marginalized groups, seniors, and the formerly homeless.












