Lisa Walsh is named the new Development Services Director for Green Cove Springs, starting September 22, 2025.

Little Italy in Baltimore faces a debate over rezoning a parking lot for a 24-story building, with residents concerned about impacts on the neighborhood's character and livability.

Peoria's downtown revitalization features the upcoming Jefferson House for food and shopping, with a 2026 opening and Caldwell County BBQ as a neighbor.

DHHL awarded over 100 agricultural leases on Maui, reviving a key initiative after two decades of inactivity, aimed to empower Native Hawaiian communities with the ability to grow food and establish homes.

Washington Crown Center Mall's new owners, PREP Funds and Industrial Realty Group, will invest $40 million to transform it into Franklin Crossroads Park, including retail spaces and a business park.

Eatonville secures a historic land deal with Dr. Phillips Charities for the Hungerford property, aimed at community development while honoring its African American heritage.

The MAYC is offering a free class on selling homes "as-is" in Blaine, aiming to guide homeowners through profitable real estate sales without unnecessary upgrades.

Alameda celebrates the opening of Estuary I and Linnet Corner, providing 109 affordable homes as part of its North Housing initiative, with a public ceremony featuring local leaders.

The Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati is changing its name following an early termination of the naming rights agreement with Duke Energy, which is opting to give up these rights for a $1.6 million deal with the city.

Nevada County earns a Prohousing designation from the California Department of Housing, boosting its housing initiatives and potentially increasing state funding.

Former Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker's mansion is for sale at $2.7 million amid his contentious divorce and dismissal over a harassment scandal.

Salt Lake City partners with Smith Entertainment Group and architectural firms like HKS for a major downtown SECC District transformation, aiming to revitalize the area into a vibrant community hub.

Missouri plans to invest over $700 million to expand broadband to 200,000+ homes and businesses, seeking public input before submitting the Final Proposal to the NTIA.