Baltimore County seeks proposals for the transformation of the Security Square Mall into a mixed-use community, considering both renovation and demolition options.

Boston Scientific opens a new 400,000-square-foot campus in Maple Grove, celebrated by Governor Walz and Mayor Steffenson, marking a significant development for cardiovascular innovation and local job growth.

Mayor Justin M. Bibb of Cleveland has launched a $1.9 million initiative to support 29 small business projects on the city's Southeast Side, aiming to revitalize the community.

Arizona's real estate market cools down, offering better prospects for buyers, with property prices down 7-8% since July 2022. Real estate professionals express cautious optimism, advising owners to invest in property upgrades to stay competitive.

A Del Mar oceanfront compound sold for $50 million, a record in San Diego County, purchased by a mystery buyer and connected to the Naftzger ranching legacy.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb and County Executive Chris Ronayne are advocating for the closure of Burke Lakefront Airport to transform the waterfront area, seeking Congressional and federal support to expedite the process.

St. Louis and the Missouri Housing Development Commission have dedicated $2.7 million for affordable housing projects aimed at revitalizing neighborhoods and preserving historic homes.

San Antonio invites residents to apply for its Head Start Policy Council to influence local education policy. Applications close on November 28, 2025.

The Next Gen Capacity Building Initiative is open for applications to train more skilled housing developers in Illinois, offering technical training and financial resources to foster affordable housing.

Dallas City Council has approved a $409 million redevelopment project for the Bank of America tower, aiming to reduce office space and add a hotel, retail, and restaurant spaces, bolstering downtown Dallas' economy and community life.

Michigan launches the Michigan Mass Timber Catalyst Program, offering financial incentives to increase the use of sustainable mass timber in construction, enhancing the state's economy and promoting environmental sustainability.

Groundbreaking begins for the new $80 million Scotts Branch Elementary School in Baltimore County, with plans for expansion and modern facilities set to open in 2027.

DHHL seeks to rebuild a home in Waimānalo for a native Hawaiian family affected by a fire, using $500,000 from Native Hawaiian Housing Block Grant funds, exempt from NEPA with public feedback due by October 30, 2025.