Clark County has initiated the Lake Mead Microbusiness Park project, aiming to offer 76 workforce housing units and commercial space to stimulate local economic growth.

NYC Mayor Adams announced the public review of the Jamaica Neighborhood Plan, which aims to build nearly 12,000 new homes and create 7,000 jobs in Queens.

Barrett Firearms Manufacturing is expanding in Tennessee, investing $76.4 million in a new facility, creating 183 jobs, and establishing NIOA's U.S. headquarters in Rutherford County.

Two historic homes at 8 and 10 Keller Street in Petaluma are on sale for $2.495 million, offering early 20th-century architecture and artisan details.

Saint Paul and the Minnesota Wild plan a $769 million renovation of the Xcel Energy Center Arena Complex to boost the area's economy and attract events.

Las Vegas resolved a dispute over the Badlands site, planning housing development after purchasing the land for $636M and selling it to Lennar Corporation for $350M.

San Francisco's Mayor and Board of Supervisors passed legislation to increase housing in SOMA and East Cut, shifting focus from commercial to residential development.

The Dearborn Inn has reopened after a two-year renovation, joining Marriott's Autograph Collection and featuring refurbished rooms and historical elements, with rates from $350.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces the 2025 Governor's Small Business Summits, starting in Uvalde on March 27, to support and guide local entrepreneurs.

Lincoln's New Salem State Historic Site will receive an $8 million upgrade for refurbishing buildings and the outdoor theater, funded by Illinois' Rebuild Illinois capital plan.

Wright County sent out property value notices for tax implications based on a sales study from Oct. 2023 to Sept. 2024, with an online map of the property sales available.

Detroit's iconic 600 Renaissance Center tower, previously renovated in 2024, is on the auction block with bids reaching $6.25 million. It has diverse potential uses, and its future is attracting significant interest.

Memphis City Council approved the sale of land for an xAI water reuse plant, despite public concerns over the process and potential health risks. The facility aims to reduce aquifer use by 9% and support local industries.