NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced over 3,500 homeless individuals were moved from streets and subways to permanent housing as part of the city's homelessness initiatives.

Downtown Honolulu businesses are rallying behind a major expansion of their improvement district, seeking $1.9 million in funding to tackle post-pandemic challenges with enhanced cleaning, security, and revitalization efforts.

Demolition begins on Detroit’s long-abandoned Mammoth Building following a two-year legal battle, with city officials and residents welcoming the change.

Cleveland's Innovation Square Phase 2 affordable housing project moves ahead after a positive environmental review, with public comment invited on the project's potential environmental impact.

Las Vegas Medical District is getting its first dedicated hotel as developer Mulkey Holdings plans a 130-room Home2 Suites across from University Medical Center.

The $1.75 billion Las Vegas Athletics stadium project is creating investment opportunities for publicly traded companies including Bally's Corp, Gaming & Leisure Properties, Aramark, and MGM Resorts.

Sacramento's Roseville Road campus is expanding with 135 tiny homes to address homelessness. The homes will offer amenities like electricity and HVAC. The project, overseen by local service providers, is funded by a $12.35 million grant.

Garland, Texas reports progress on public facilities, including the West Garland Library, new Surf & Swim, and Fire Stations 1 and 7, improving local services and community amenities.

The guys who bought up 120 properties in a town of 10,000 people are finally selling them off—and it's not going quite as planned. What started as an aggressive real estate empire has turned into federal fraud charges and the largest property liquidation Sonoma Valley has ever seen.

Dublin introduced a new roundabout at Avery, Rings, and Cara Roads to improve safety and city services. The project caused road closures but maintained local access. With the roundabout now open, final touches may cause minor delays.

Sterling Heights, Michigan is rated as the top city for first-time homebuyers in the state, excelling in affordability and quality of life. Mayor Taylor and City Manager Vanderpool highlight the city's strategic efforts as key to its recognition.

Mayor Eric Adams announced "Fordham Landing South," a Bronx waterfront development with over 900 affordable homes. It includes public spaces and Metro North access, reflecting the city's focus on affordable housing and community revitalization.

SACOG closed public comment on its 2025 Blueprint plan projecting 278,000 new homes across the Sacramento region through 2050. The massive 25-year vision will reshape housing development and transit investments across six counties.