Naji H. Kelley joins SHDC as the new Commercial Real Estate & Operations Manager, bringing extensive experience to oversee The Dealership and aid in local economic initiatives.

Bazan Branch Library will close on September 15 for HVAC upgrades, with services moving to Atanacio Garcia Natatorium starting September 19 during the 4-5 month work.

Henry Ford Health is expanding its main hospital in Detroit with a $2.2 billion project, including a new patient tower and emergency department, set for completion by 2029.

The Oakland Athletics are funding law enforcement and firefighting facilities in their new Las Vegas ballpark, committing $1.1 million for safety and emergency services.

Seminole County unveils Phase II of the Sanford Courtyard affordable housing project, focusing on families at risk of homelessness and supported by a $1.6 million county grant.

The Brigantine, Inc. proposes a $25.5 million revamp of San Diego's Fish Market into a multi-dining venue, The Landing, which has moved to the environmental review phase.

Clackamas County announces a Business Development Grant Program with $650,000 available for traded-sector businesses seeking to grow or establish in the area, offering grants up to $100,000.

The City of Tolleson announced upcoming construction for a new Aquatics Center, which may affect traffic around Van Buren Street near 83rd Avenue starting September 17.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has initiated the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments (BACA) project, featuring 283 affordable homes and a cultural arts center, aimed at promoting affordable living and community engagement.

The Woodlawn branch of the Baltimore County Public Library is closing for a $22 million upgrade and will offer a temporary location during renovations.

Arapahoe County approved new zoning measures to encourage the development of affordable housing, including new zoning districts and relaxed housing codes for modular homes.

CBRE listed the California Theatre in San Diego for redevelopment, emphasizing its by-right status, planning approvals, and incentives for a high-rise project with exceptional connectivity and market potential.

Las Vegas housing prices stabilize with a median of $480,000 for single-family homes and $298,000 for condos/townhomes; inventory and market stability increase, but sales decline year-over-year.