Wilson County received a $20,000 grant from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to identify and prioritize brownfield sites for redevelopment in collaboration with the Greater Nashville Regional Council.

Southern Nevada plans to build a transitional homeless services campus, funded by AB528 with $100 million from the state and an expected $100 million from private sources. Concerns arise over its potential location at a facility for autistic girls.

Five Houston buildings received historical landmark status, expanding the city's preserved sites to 307, including a former store and a Georgian-style residence.

The City of Phoenix partners with Trellis to build 10 affordable, energy-efficient homes in the Garfield neighborhood, aiming to improve homeownership and community stability.

Long Beach has opened The Cove, an affordable housing complex dedicated to veterans, as part of the city's efforts to address homelessness and provide support for low-income residents.

San Antonio's City Council approves a Transit-Oriented Development plan aiming to reshape urban living and commuting, with emphasis on growth, sustainability, and community engagement.

Jefferson Parish has set a January 17, 2025, deadline for funding applications aimed at affordable housing, with approximately $7 million available through various HUD programs.

The City Council advances urban development with the approval of the VIA ART line and a Transit-Oriented Development plan, strongly supported by Councilmember Marc Whyte, aimed at enhancing economic growth and residents' well-being.

The San Antonio City Council has approved a Transit-Oriented Development plan to enhance housing affordability and diversity near public transit, following a year of community engagement.

Baltimore County purchased the Days Inn in Towson for an affordable housing project with 122 units, funded partly with COVID-related money, aiming to improve the area and public safety.

Redevelopment in downtown Chanhassen, MN, will replace Country Inn & Suites and the shuttered cinema with new retail spaces and apartments, including a new Prince mural.

A proposed development at 2700 Sloat Blvd in San Francisco's Sunset District could introduce 446 residential units across two towers. The project includes affordable and market-rate homes but faces local concerns over neighborhood aesthetics.

Santa Monica City Council approved developing 130 affordable homes, including 40 for supportive housing, to address homelessness. The project includes community revisions and a $13.5 million loan, with construction starting in 2026.