Philadelphia Eases Burden for Small Businesses with BIRT Policy Update Amidst Tax Exemption Change
Philadelphia will end the $100,000 BIRT exemption in 2025, reclassifying affected businesses as "new," which eases their first-year tax payment process. Future budgets include support for business growth through grants and other resources.
New Vision for Downtown Denver: City Unveils 20-Year Plan for Economic and Cultural Revitalization
Denver unveils a comprehensive plan to revitalize its downtown, focusing on inclusivity and connectivity, with input from over 2,200 survey responses. The plan includes reimagining office spaces and promoting cultural and economic growth.
Low Bids on Abandoned "Deep Thought" Boat Leave Milwaukee County Short of Recouping Removal Costs
Milwaukee's "Deep Thought" boat auction struggles, with bids not covering the $20,000 county costs for its removal. Enthusiasm exists, but the highest bid is only $2,000 as the auction nears its close.
Brex Leases Massive 100,000 Sq Ft Office in San Francisco, Reinforcing City's Attraction for Startups and AI Innovation
Fintech firm Brex leases 100,000-square-foot office in San Francisco, indicating a shift back to in-person work and emphasizing the city's importance in AI innovation, amidst a trend of direct building purchases by companies.
Mayor Eric Adams's Administration Sets New York Affordable Housing Record with Over 33,000 Homes in FY 2025
Mayor Adams' administration set a record for affordable housing in NYC in FY 2025, creating 33,715 homes, and remains committed to supporting vulnerable populations with housing efforts.
Clark County Tackles Senior Housing Crisis with New Affordable Development, Senator Joseph M. Neal, Jr. Apartments
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority breaks ground on the Senator Joseph M. Neal, Jr. Apartments, an affordable housing development for low-income seniors, funded by Clark County.
Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Info of NYC Affordable Housing Applicants as City Eases Lottery Process Amid Privacy Concerns
NYC affordable housing lottery applicants' data, including sensitive information, was breached and became searchable online. Steps are being taken to address the breach and safeguard privacy.












