Bloomington invites public input on its $1.6 million CDBG 2024 Annual Action Plan for housing and urban development, with a public hearing on April 15.

Morrison County homeowners find their property values significantly increased in the 2024 assessments, which may affect 2025 tax payments, despite various factors that determine final tax rates.

San Antonio seeks local residents to join its environmental task forces aimed at shaping sustainable policies, emphasizing the importance of environmental justice and climate equity expertise. Applications close on April 19, 2024.

IKEA is launching a small-format "Plan & order point with Pick-up" store in Alpharetta, without a restaurant, offering personalized design services and convenient delivery options.

Bloomington's Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on April 4th for the development plan revisions of 7840 Computer Avenue, including remodeling and expansion.

Home Depot and Dick's Sporting Goods are planning new stores in Buckeye, Arizona, with Home Depot starting a preliminary application and Dick's materials suggesting a near Costco location.

The Bloomington HRA invites public comments on proposed changes to housing plans, with a hearing set for May 14, 2024, and a 45-day comment period starting March 29.

The David Whitney Building in Detroit has undergone a $20 million renovation, converting into the luxury Hotel David Whitney and joining Marriott's Autograph Collection.

City planners in Austin aim to revise the land development code to improve housing availability and support the Project Connect transit system, with public input welcomed through upcoming open houses.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services seeks public input on a Conditional Use and Adjustment Review for property at 7510 N Charleston Ave, with comments accepted until April 26, 2024.

The Farragut Board rejected proposed revisions to the Knox County Growth Plan, which aims to manage an expected population surge, marking a significant local development setback.

Memphis faces a severe housing crisis with efforts underway to address the shortage of affordable units and systemic problems contributing to residents' difficulties.

Maricopa is making key infrastructure updates, including Garvey Avenue improvements, new pedestrian trails, a pedestrian overpass, and traffic signal installations, investing in growth and safety.