Central Texas is seeing a boom in pickleball facilities, with new courts opening in Austin, San Antonio, Pflugerville, and surrounding areas, catering to the growing community of players.

JLB Partners proposed a 50-acre mixed-use development in North Phoenix, including 1,300 residential units, 300 hotel rooms, and retail and office space.

Acanthus Development plans to create senior living communities on Catholic church campuses in Phoenix, with a $235-$250 million investment and an inclusive, below-market-rate pricing strategy.

The Centennial Yards project in Atlanta proceeds without affordable housing in the first high-rise, the developer opting to pay an in-lieu fee instead.

Former Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley opposes the redevelopment of Harborplace, calling it a misuse of public land, while others support the project as a means for city revitalization.

Phoenix seeks public input on building code updates, including the International Codes, Uniform Plumbing Code, and National Electrical Code, aiming for adoption in 2025. Feedback can be submitted until December 31, 2024.

Helotes Development Services will be closed on November 7, from 10:00-11:00 AM. The brief disruption is for unspecified reasons, with city officials expecting minimal impact.

Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin is undergoing a $275 million renovation, expanding its event space to 469,000 square feet with a new annex and modernized guest rooms.

The city of Buckeye, Arizona, is planning a large mixed-use development called The Landing, featuring entertainment, retail, housing, and education spaces.

A homeless man, Russell, finds stable housing in Washington County through dedicated outreach efforts and social services, highlighting the value of support and trust in overcoming homelessness.

Las Vegas plans to auction off the downtown Cashman Complex, with a scheduled online auction starting November 12 and the city council to review bids on December 4.

San Pedro's West Harbor development will feature a new observation wheel, amusement park rides, and expanding tenant mix including eateries and active lifestyle areas, with phased openings starting in 2024.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and partners broke ground on The Hattie McDaniel, a 62-condo affordable housing development in Five Points for families earning below 80% of median income.