A city-initiated authorized hearing opens Tuesday to review rezoning of about 256 acres along Singleton Boulevard as neighbors press to curb heavy industrial uses.

DHHL held workshops in Kapa‘a to preview a rent-with-option-to-purchase plan that would convert the Courtyards of Waipouli into beneficiary rent-to-own homes. The move aims to offer a new path to ownership for Native Hawaiian families on Kaua‘i.

Detroit's UIA Local Office reopens with upgrades to enhance privacy, security, and efficiency, the fifth Michigan office renovated in a two-year initiative.

DHHL announces a new rent-to-own project for Native Hawaiians, providing affordable housing options and workshops for eligible beneficiaries on Kaua‘i.

The USTA has sued NYC over a proposed casino near its tennis complex, citing concerns about its lease rights and potential disruption during the U.S. Open.

Two Monahan Pacific projects — a 13-story tower and an eight-story midrise — go before the San Rafael planning commission Tuesday.

ATTOM’s October data put Illinois near the top of the nation for foreclosure filings, exposing strain in Chicago‑area markets as high rates and court timelines collide.

The Placer County Planning Commission approved a plan to modernize the Cisco Grove Campground, adding amenities while maintaining its traditional campsites.

After a 2010 arson and pandemic closures, Iceland’s Del Paso Boulevard rink cleared an initial city review and has city financing lined up for a roughly $2M rebuild. Construction could begin early 2026 with a mid‑year reopening targeted.

Fort Worth opens Palladium Oak Grove, an affordable housing complex for those earning 30%-80% of median income, costing $58.4 million and featuring various unit sizes.

Campbell Station Inn in Farragut is hosting an open house to exhibit its historic charm and modern renovations ahead of becoming a visitor's center and event venue.

The Framingham Logan Express has expanded, adding features like more shuttles, solar energy, art, and a future remote terminal for security pre-checks.

New Orleans has taken its streetlight operations in-house, improving efficiency and reducing costs, with over 51,000 lights now managed through a new system enabling real-time monitoring and streamlined maintenance processes.