Eviction filings in Travis County may reach a record high in 2024, as per BASTA Austin, with over 10,500 evictions seen in 2023. The tenant rights group is advocating for solutions like rental assistance and tenant counsel.

Campo, California, is on sale for $6.6 million, featuring 28 buildings over 16 acres, excluding a county-owned fire station, and offering potential for revitalization or redevelopment.

Councilman Whyte vetoed a $21.7 million FEMA grant for migrant services in San Antonio, emphasizing citizen safety over federal funds for the Migrant Resource Center.

The San Antonio City Council approved a $49.5 million budget for the Ready to Work program to enhance the workforce with education and training initiatives starting July 1.

The San Antonio City Council approved new water impact fees, increasing costs for developers by an average of 23%, to fund system expansions and upgrades.

Cook County launches two housing assistance programs, including down payment aid and a modular homes project, financed by American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Austin-based investors purchased two San Antonio apartment complexes, Jones & Rio and Luxx, despite a market downturn with lower rents and occupancies.

Chandler residents are invited to attend a council meeting to discuss the city's 2024-25 budget and 2025-34 Capital Improvement Program, with opportunities for public input both in-person and online.

Austin fell to 11th largest US city, overtaken by Jacksonville's population growth, despite Austin's modest increase and Texas's overall surge in residents.

U.S. and Canadian banks fund a $414 million construction credit facility for the Box Canyon solar energy project in Arizona, set to provide sustainable power to Pinal County.

El Cosmico hotel in Marfa, Texas, plans to relocate and expand using 3D printing technology, collaborating with construction firm ICON and architects for a project costing $50 million.

Mayors of Montréal, Québec City, Milwaukee, and others pledge to develop the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River Basin into a sustainable economic hub within ten years.

San Antonio's Pearl district is set to alleviate its parking woes with a new multifamily development, Mira, which will offer an unprecedented parking space to unit ratio, alongside affordable rents and additional retail space.