Dearborn has launched a program funded by federal grants to repair aging porches and steps for low-income homeowners, with the first 10 homes selected and contractors approved by the City Council. More applicants will be updated by July.

Governor Abbott declares Economic Development Week in Texas to honor local and statewide efforts for economic growth, citing accolades and strategic plans to maintain the state's business leadership.

Detroit's Coleman A. Young Recreation Center reopens after an $11 million renovation, featuring a variety of upgrades including EV charging stations and improved gym and pool facilities.

Mayor Eric Adams announced a new mixed-income housing project with over 500 units on Staten Island, featuring mass timber construction and a commitment to affordable housing and sustainability.

Mayor Eric Adams proposes replacing a city-owned building with a 72-story mixed-use tower offering 1,200 housing units, with 25%-30% designated as affordable. The project aligns with his "City of Yes" initiative to increase housing in NYC.

The historic Wintermute House, designed by John Hudson Thomas, is up for sale in Berkeley Hills for $11 million, complete with luxury amenities and original architectural details.

Trader Joe's, Black Rock Coffee Bar, and Firebirds Wood Fired Grill are set to open in Goodyear's GSQ, enhancing the area's dining and shopping options.

The Coon Rapids Home Remodeling Tour on May 18 showcases renovated homes, demonstrating the results of the Home for Generations Program in giving homeowners renovation inspiration.

The Illinois Department of Labor reclaimed over $483,000 in unpaid wages for workers from Bulk Storage Inc. and issued $85,000 in penalties for Prevailing Wage Act violations.

Green Gables estate in Woodside is on the market for $125 million, with options to buy portions, like the main house for $55 million, to appeal to more buyers. The 74-acre property boasts historic significance and luxurious amenities.

Brooklyn's United Senior Center of Sunset Park faces potential closure due to a 70% rent increase, threatening the community hub that serves seniors with activities and support.

Illinois grants $200,000 to ten small nonprofits to support community services like food, housing, and job development, with funds coming from the Charitable Trust Stabilization Program.

San Diego County unanimously approved plans for 224 affordable housing units and allocated $12.5 million for another project, part of a broader strategy addressing the housing crisis.