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.

Celebration Cinema at RiverTown Crossings completes the first phase of its $5 million renovation, adding heated recliners, Dolby Atmos sound, and 4K projection, with plans for a full kitchen and lobby-bar area in the second phase.

The controversial land exchange involving the Thorpe property in Latah Valley has been canceled after community opposition, with DNR now seeking alternative uses within two years.

The historic home of physicist Wolfgang Panofsky in Los Altos Hills sold for over $5.5 million, with distinctive architecture and a rich scientific legacy.

New Orleans City Council passed the Building Energy Benchmarking ordinance requiring large buildings to track and report energy usage, aimed at reducing emissions and enhancing efficiency.

Illinois State Farm home insurance premiums to rise by 27% despite an auto insurance rate drop of 5.7%, driven by high claims payouts, with Governor Pritzker challenging the hikes as unfair.

The Kalamazoo Event Center's official website launched, informing on its Fall 2027 opening and features, including a 6,500-seat arena, premium clubs, and a 1,176-space parking garage.

CMHA is seeking feedback on two housing initiatives aimed at improving local conditions, including a radon mitigation project with a FONSI. Community input is welcomed via email, with details available online.

The Johnston Branch Library in San Antonio will close temporarily on July 14-15 for an electrical upgrade. Patrons are directed to nearby branches for services, and due dates will be extended.

The FARE Act in NYC, which shifts broker fee burdens from renters to landlords, shows a small increase in rents and ongoing city enforcement with mixed long-term impact predictions.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the completion of renovations for nearly 400 public housing units in Troy, NY, part of a $136 million project to improve affordable housing.