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.

The Cody High School community in Detroit began constructing a new $86 million facility, funded by federal monies. The project is part of a broader $700 million investment to improve Detroit's school infrastructure.

Fontana-on-Geneva-Lake aims to expand its conservancy by 0.4 acres aided by a funding grant, enhancing outdoor activities like fishing and bird watching, while prohibiting hunting for safety reasons.

A Nantucket mansion at 59 S Shore Road, listed for $39.9 million, boasts nine bedrooms, luxury amenities, and a combination of equestrian and coastal elements.

Tampa officials and partners began developing the Residences at East End, a project adding nearly 200 affordable housing units in East Tampa for families earning 22-80% of area median income.

Shaker Heights homeowners must apply before December 31 for a 2% home improvement loan offered by the Cleveland Restoration Society, with applications due before 2025 ends to secure this rate.

District 8 Councilmember Ivalis Meza Gonzalez introduces the Replacement Anti-Theft Mailbox Program to combat mail theft and enhance security in neighborhoods.

Mayor Eric Adams has announced a comprehensive plan for Brooklyn and Queens' Jewel Streets, focusing on infrastructure improvements, flooding solutions, and the creation of new homes.

St. Petersburg is seeking redevelopment proposals for the Historic Gas Plant District after a deal with the Tampa Bay Rays collapsed, considering a variety of projects, including senior affordable housing.

Suisun City's review phase begins for California Forever's mixed-use development proposal that aims to create a walkable community with diverse housing and job growth, backed by Silicon Valley figures.

Chicago's West Side sees the opening of The Avenue Apartments, an affordable housing project by Westside Health Authority, with Mayor Johnson attending the ribbon-cutting.

The Rustic, a popular Houston restaurant and music venue, is relocating due to the city's development plans, with reopening set for winter 2026 near the George R. Brown Convention Center.