The Milton BZA is set to review a property owner's appeal against city code interpretations during a public meeting, focusing on construction and demolition notification standards.

Anoka County reminds homeowners of the October 15th deadline for second-half property tax payments, urging timely fulfillment to avoid penalties and support local services.

The Motown Museum's $75 million expansion in Detroit is underway, with plans for interactive exhibits and a new 40,000-square-foot building set to open in summer 2026.

The Austin Planning Commission supports rezoning for a new high-rise, multi-use complex at 200 E. Riverside Drive, potentially featuring retail, residential, and hotel spaces.

Arizona's economic outlook remains strong despite recession risks, with job growth expected to continue outpacing national averages and a focus on industrial sector and workforce training.

Developers GW Properties and Luxury Living propose a 27-story mixed-use high-rise in downtown Evanston, which could become its tallest building and include 358 apartments and retail space.

San Jose, CA, homes are selling over asking price, with one infamous house going $200,000 over the multi-million dollar listing, contrary to the national trend where homes sell for less than asking since August 2022.

The MICHELIN Guide now features hotel selections in North America, with 20 Texas hotels receiving new MICHELIN Keys for their service and hospitality.

Synergos Cos. acquired Florida-based ODC Construction for $250M, its first expansion into the Florida market, aiming to improve homebuilding efficiency.

Ken Fulk's "Magic Factory" headquarters in San Francisco is on sale for $7 million, known for its luxurious design and history of hosting celebrities.

Four Governor Park in San Diego was sold for $11 million, with CBRE handling the sale. The office park has a high occupancy rate and may be converted to condos by the new owner, Cast Capital Partners.

Kroenke Sports plans a large redevelopment in downtown Denver, aiming to keep the Nuggets and Avalanche in the city until 2050, which includes constructing 6,000 housing units and a park.

NATG Inc. bought Serenata Beach Club at auction for $1.5 million, amid controversies over unpaid staff wages. They plan to stabilize operations and eventually let members own the club.