Las Vegas housing defies logic as home prices hit record $485,000 despite inventory surging 54% year-over-year.

Manhattan's Tony Dapolito Recreation Center is set for demolition despite preservationists' disapproval, for a new $164M outdoor aquatics facility, with plans to preserve Keith Haring's mural.

PALA Interstate LLC plans a $1.9 million expansion in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, creating a new paint and blasting shop, adding 14 new jobs, and retaining 35. This addition could indirectly produce 26 more jobs in the local economy.

Maricopa celebrates State Route 347 widening with community events including a pool party, family entertainment, and a potluck.

The iconic Sacramento Bee headquarters will be demolished to make way for 121 new homes in Midtown. The scaled-back project marks a dramatic shift from newspaper history to residential future.

The Portland City Council passed a resolution to create a Unified Housing Strategy, focusing on aligning housing policies to address the housing crisis.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown enforces the state's rent stabilization law, obtaining refunds for tenants overcharged by landlords in places like Bothell and Vancouver, according to an official news release.

Sacramento officials seek proposals to revitalize the Hale Building, aiming to enhance downtown’s social and economic vibrancy while maintaining cultural value.

San Antonio received AAA and Aaa credit ratings from Standard & Poor's and Moody's, reflecting strong financial management and fiscal discipline. Fitch also gave an AA+ rating, enabling the city to benefit from lower borrowing costs.

NY AG Letitia James and HCR Commissioner Visnauskas sued Queens landlord Zara Realty for allegedly overcharging rent-stabilized tenants and disregarding legal rent caps.

Memphis is set to buy the Sheraton Downtown Hotel for $22 million, plus $30 million in bonds, to renovate the city's largest hotel and support the adjacent convention center.

New York City opens Ace's Place, a city-funded shelter in Queens for transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals, managed by the LGBTQ+ nonprofit Destination Tomorrow.

San Diego residents are contesting plans to declare parts of Mission Bay Park as surplus, fearing it could lead to developments like hotels, and reduce public parkland. The park committee voted against the proposal amid community opposition.