Studio Park Tower, a 16-story luxury residential building, opens in Grand Rapids, featuring apartments, condos, amenities, and a focus on community engagement.

Illinois is accepting applications for the Next Gen Capacity Building Initiative, designed to diversify the affordable housing sector and provide training and support to emerging developers.

Federal agents are investigating potential toxic ash contamination at a controversial Houston housing development, with environmental safety and lead exposure concerns prompting soil sample testing.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has launched Detroit Veterans Village, a project to provide housing and comprehensive support services to veterans in Southfield, Michigan.

Phoenix hosts an open house to inform landlords about the benefits of the Housing Choice Voucher program, offering a chance to learn about financial perks and social contributions to affordable housing.

The Sand Castle, a La Jolla clifftop mansion, is listed at $108 million, setting a San Diego county record. Owned by Darwin Deason, it has luxury features and unique coastal defenses.

Chandler Heights Road from Gilbert to Val Vista Drive is set for a $9.8 million upgrade, including dual lanes, bike lanes, ADA sidewalks, and new traffic signals. The project starts in January 2025, after the completion of an adjacent road segment.

The Van Andel family donates $8 million to Pine Rest for a new pediatric behavioral health center, aiming to serve children with mental health issues in Michigan.

The EPA awarded Pima County a $492,681 grant to remove hazardous materials from a former wastewater facility, aiding its transformation into community greenspace.

Los Angeles launches The Arlington, an affordable housing development with 84 supportive homes for low-income residents, built on a former oil site. It's part of efforts to tackle homelessness and environmental injustice.

MGM Resorts and Marriott are converting Delano Las Vegas into a W Hotels brand with bookings already soaring, and reciprocal benefits for loyalty program members.

The St. Louis Sports Authority is suing to block the Los Angeles Rams from buying their former training center for $1, contending a deal made in 1995.

San Antonio's Northside is set to welcome Elsewhere Too, a new bar featuring a 52-foot Ferris wheel and unique aesthetics, including a Victorian greenhouse for private events, artistic decor, and plans to open by June 2025.