The Kresge Foundation is moving its headquarters back to Detroit and investing $180 million in the Livernois-McNichols corridor to enhance housing and neighborhoods.

North Bend, Oregon's business development is influenced by property owners and developers within zoning code guidelines, with city code ensuring legal compliance and community involvement in certain project decisions.

San Francisco has approved a new 29-story hotel to bolster tourism, despite some concerns from a neighboring building over potential negative impacts.

The historic Green Gables estate in Woodside sold for $85 million in a landmark transaction, marking the Bay Area's largest residential sale in a decade.

Glendale confronts changes as AB 130 overrides local control, limiting EIRs for housing projects and altering planning processes. The city seeks balance between state mandates and maintaining local character.

The 1860 Alum Rock Apartments, an affordable housing project with 60 units, has opened in East San José, featuring a blend of housing and community services to support those impacted by the local housing crisis.

Bloomington announces a public hearing on vacating public easements at three locations to aid property re-platting and invites resident participation.

Reno City Council moves closer to allowing accessory dwelling units to address housing shortages, removing a rental duration minimum and setting construction guidelines.

The New York State Pavilion, a relic of the 1964 World's Fair, is being restored with a $50 million project, set to include limited tours and night lighting.

The Placer County Planning Commission endorsed housing amendments for the Tahoe Basin to improve local worker accommodation, focusing on height, density, and parking regulations for 100% deed-restricted housing projects.

Thurston County announces the opening of its application period for residents to propose land use and zoning reforms, with submissions accepted from September 15th until November 14th.

The Fielden development breaks ground in East San José, providing 160 affordable homes with various amenities for low-income and homeless families, veterans, and individuals with disabilities, set to open in June 2027.

Heirloom at Pebble opened in May 2025 on BLM‑conveyed land, delivering 195 income‑restricted senior apartments in southeast Las Vegas.