Las Cruces is set to begin construction of Peachtree Canyon Apartments, a 144-unit affordable housing complex, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for October 10, 2024.

Dutch Bros Coffee is expanding in Arizona with a significant office lease at Liberty Center in Tempe, to serve as a corporate hub by early 2025, after having established 85 locations in the state.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to build 17 new temples, including one in Price, Utah, announced by President Nelson at their General Conference.

Brooklyn Park, in collaboration with Real Estate Equities and Big-D Companies, begins building Decatur Landing Apartments, offering affordable and market-rate housing.

Lewisville seeks public input on a HUD grant application for affordable housing, with a public hearing and online survey available for community feedback.

Disney's proposed affordable housing project in Orange County is nearing its final vote, amidst local opposition and concerns over environmental and infrastructural impact. The plan includes 1,369 units and traffic flow improvements.

Dakota County's Byllesby Dam has completed upgrades, doubling its renewable energy output to 4.4 megawatts, with $47 million funded by state, federal, and county sources.

Garland, Texas introduces a new Comprehensive Plan to address infrastructure and cost of living issues and invites residents to a presentation for input on the city's future development.

Elon Musk's AI firm xAI is expanding in Southwest Memphis with a 21-year land lease approved by the EDGE board, potentially including a supercomputer site and greywater facility.

Maricopa Police launched an online system for non-emergency incident reporting, enhancing convenience for residents reporting issues like theft or nuisance animals.

The University of Texas at Austin is set to renovate the UT Tower, focusing on its exterior, set to last until 2027, while maintaining its operational status.

Scottsdale Road is set for a renovation focusing on safety and drainage improvements, including a new multilane roundabout and a raised center median, along with bike lanes and a pedestrian signal.

Williamson County has begun work on the East WilCo Highway to improve transportation. The project, funded by a 2023 road bond, will cost $64.4 million and is expected to be complete by summer 2027.