Southtown Lofts, a minority-owned affordable housing project with community services, has broken ground in Grand Rapids, aiming to revitalize the local area and provide educational opportunities.

The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended an amendment for BNSF's $3.2 billion Logistics Park in Arizona, advancing the project, amidst concerns about infrastructure and water use.

The birthplace of "Two Buck Chuck," Napa Valley's 43-acre estate, is up for sale at $35 million, spotlighting its rich winemaking history and current luxury wine production.

Dakota County reminds homeowners and relatives to apply for homestead classification by Dec 31, 2024, for tax savings in 2025. Eligibility changes must be reported within 30 days. Contact county assessor for details.

Apache Junction seeks developers for a downtown project, offering a 10-acre site with economic incentives, frontage along SR-88, and is part of an Opportunity Zone. The deadline for proposals is January 9, 2025.

Sacramento City Council is set to vote on a $321 million development in the Downtown Railyards, including a soccer stadium for Sacramento Republic FC and an entertainment venue, spearheaded by the Wilton Rancheria Tribe.

Crawford Memorial Park in Dallas is set for a revamp with a $1.5 million grant for improvements including a new playground, picnic areas, exercise facilities, restrooms, and a trail enhancement.

Shriners Children’s Texas opens a new residential building and parking garage, aiming to provide a more home-like healing environment for patients and caregivers.

Phoenix water officials are proactively ensuring tap water safety by complying with the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule ahead of the deadline, with no lead pipes found in their investigations.

The City of Folsom has released a draft vision plan for the Central Business District, which outlines future improvements without immediate land use changes or specific projects.

Phoenix starts the Girasol Apartments project, replacing 145 old units with 364 new ones, in an effort to address affordable housing, backed by local input and diverse financing.

Litchfield Park is set to build a new library with $5 million in funds from Maricopa County, aiming for a summer 2025 construction start and a January 2027 opening.

NYU leases 1.1 million square feet at 770 Broadway for 70 years, boosting Vornado's portfolio amid occupancy challenges.