San Antonio's Claim Assist Solutions is opening a Chandler hub, taking nearly 58,000 sq ft at One Chandler Corporate Center and pledging up to 400 hires over a few years.

A clerical slip in a Clark County staff report has reopened a long‑running fight over a proposed gas station near Blue Diamond and Durango. Neighbors say the mistake complicates which approvals apply.

Allegiant Airlines announces nonstop flights from Oklahoma City to Gulf Shores starting May 22, 2026, with fares from $49.

Council delayed a decision on annexing nearly 475 acres near Sacramento International Airport after a heated hearing. Supporters touted jobs while neighbors warned of pollution and traffic.

El Paso holds a 4 p.m. groundbreaking today for the 12,500‑seat Sunset Amphitheater; developer Venu and the city tout suites, jobs and a roughly $31M incentive. The company projects major economic impact over the next decade.

Cook County's assessor released a free Housing Market Tracker that maps sales from 2020–2024 and shows neighborhood median-price shifts as tax bills rise. It’s meant to help homeowners see the sales behind reassessments.

San Mateo County approved a $4.44M purchase of 493 Eastmoor Ave. to lock in a 72‑unit deeply affordable development targeted to people served by county programs. The land buy is intended to boost the project's chances for tax credits and fast-track construction.

A five-story building in Pullman opened Wednesday, adding 70 affordable apartments for seniors with green features and local hiring gains.

Tarrant County College has listed the century‑old TXU power plant on the Trinity River for sale with bids due Nov. 20. Preservationists and developers are watching as Panther Island plans accelerate.

Four voters approved more than $430 million in bonds for a newly created Rice Village management district, prompting scrutiny over transparency and local control.

Norman, Oklahoma, began a new affordable housing project with community partners, emphasizing creating debt-free homes and addressing a 9,000-unit shortfall.

Sugar Land bought the long‑vacant Imperial Sugar site this summer and is spending up to $50 million to stabilize the Char House and shepherd a new mixed‑use neighborhood. Community workshops and a master developer selection are now on the calendar.

Plano’s planning board recommended rezoning 215 acres at Lavon Farms for homes, apartments, parks and a rural preserve; the case now heads to City Council on Dec. 8.