The Cannon Beach project in Mesa is nearing completion, with new attractions and retail options announced, including a surf park, hotels, and various entertainment venues set for soft openings.

HUD announces the FY 2024-2025 CoC funding for homelessness, inviting project proposals from Clackamas County organizations, including first-time applicants, by September 9.

Austin's Homeless Strategy Office allocates $2.1M from the American Rescue Plan Act to break down housing barriers and increase housing options for the homeless, with a deadline for applications set for October 3, 2024.

Kissimmee launches programs offering grants for residential and commercial property improvements in its redevelopment areas, with a maximum of $5,000 and $30,000 respectively.

A $100 million equestrian estate named Willow Creek Estate is now the most expensive home listed in San Diego County, boasting luxury features and vast acreage.

Tampa is updating its Land Development Code to improve user-friendliness and development standards, and encourages public participation in the process through surveys and a kickoff meeting.

Tennessee caps October 2024 home loan interest rates at 8.15%, a shift which aligns with federal regulation changes and could affect current and prospective homeowners.

Santa Clarita begins construction of The Rink Sports Pavilion within the Sports Complex, featuring a multi-use rink and other facilities, with Congressman Garcia and City Council members present.

Fort Worth is building a $6 million CentrePort Trail to connect to Arlington, starting construction in June with resident support for increased transport options.

The Charlotte Economic Development Committee unanimously approved an additional $11.3 million funding for the Eastland Yards project, set for City Council consideration.

Four North Texas cities rank in the top 10 real estate markets per WalletHub, with McKinney and Frisco taking the top spots, reflecting regional investment appeal.

Two new luxury real estate projects, The Luxe at Desert Ridge and Ray Phoenix, have begun construction in Phoenix, offering upscale living spaces and amenities.

The Mesa City Council approved two major data center projects, set to transform the southeastern Mesa landscape and bolster the region's technology sector.