Santa Monica City Attorney sues landlord for violating housing discrimination laws by denying disabled veteran tenants adaptations and income sources.

NYC's Unlocking Doors program sees scant landlord interest in offers to pay for apartment renovations. Only one fully applied and withdrew; the program aims to address housing crisis and vacant, rent-stabilized units.

Arlington updates permit fees for the first time since 2008, with phased adjustments starting July 15, 2025, including platting, zoning, and other services.

Cleveland seeks public input on the NORA Village housing project, following a 'No Significant Impact' finding and funding request after an environmental review, as part of HUD regulations.

Wake County is offering a Waste Prevention Grant Program, providing up to $10,000 to local entities for projects aimed at reducing landfill waste. Applications are open until Nov. 14.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced a project to revitalize Fisherman's Wharf, including a new public plaza, aiming to boost tourism and enhance the area's historic appeal.

Lincoln Property Company acquires AMP&RSAND office campus in San Diego for $92 million from CIM Group, highlighting its unique architecture and amenities.

A study by GOBankingRates lists 10 Massachusetts communities as among the "safest and richest" in the U.S. for 2025 based on income, crime rates, and other factors.

Las Cruces and Doña Ana County receive an $11 million investment from the New Mexico government to address the housing crisis, as part of a statewide $120 million initiative.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces $200 million for revitalizing NY downtowns, encouraging applications for the Downtown Revitalization Initiative and NY Forward program, focusing on local economies and walkable communities.

The Nora District in West Palm Beach began its soft opening with new businesses like Solidcore amidst construction, heralding a major $1 billion redevelopment effort in the area.

Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto enforces penalties on entities managing unlawful short-term rentals and party houses, requiring them to cease operations and return rent-stabilized units.

The OneLIC Neighborhood Plan, approved by the City Planning Commission, aims to boost housing and employment in Long Island City, with a focus on affordability and inclusivity.