Clarksville finalizes the $7 million purchase of the Clarksville Speedway for a new recreation complex including an aquatic center, with plans to maintain the speedway's operations until 2025.

San Francisco's City Attorney sues landlord Charles Kartchner for neglecting a property, leaving tenants in the Tenderloin district without heat and hot water while ignoring multiple city violation notices.

Groundbreaking for the Hibiscus Grove affordable housing project in Miami's District 9 is set for July 22, led by Vice Chairman McGhee and the West Perrine CRA.

A study shows rising mortgage delinquencies in the US, worsened by increasing home insurance costs, affecting especially first-time and low-income home buyers.

The Dearborn City Council voted to ban Airbnbs and similar rentals from residential areas, effective January 1, 2026, prompting mixed reactions from the community.

Eustis officials plan a $100M overhaul of downtown, adding new homes and businesses to revitalize the area. The development aims to blend with the existing downtown and will include apartments, retail, and increased parking spaces.

Norman, Oklahoma, is seeking proposals to update its development codes in alignment with the AIM Norman plan, with a focus on urban planning, natural resource protection, and preparing for population growth.

State Farm is raising Illinois home insurance rates by 27% due to losses from extreme weather and inflation. Governor Pritzker opposes the hike and seeks regulatory and legislative remedies.

The 101, a new supportive housing project for low-income individuals at risk of homelessness, has broken ground in Long Beach's South Wrigley area, slated for completion by late 2026.

Renovations at Peoria City Hall have begun, affecting parking and meeting locations; Council and Planning meetings moved to 8351 W. Cinnabar Avenue. Live broadcasts will continue during construction.

Kalamazoo advances with two brownfield redevelopments, aiming to provide affordable housing and revive the local economy, assisted by state grants from EGLE.

GRAAMA is set to move to a new 30,000 sq ft location, expanding from its original 2,000 sq ft space, to include exhibits, classrooms, and an auditorium.

Mayor Eric Adams launched the "Innovative Urban Village" in Brooklyn, a 385-unit affordable housing project part of a larger plan for 2,000 homes, offering support services and aligning with NYC's pro-housing goals and broader housing initiatives.