Boulder County is considering changes to its Site Plan Review regulations to limit house sizes and maintain neighborhood character and affordability. A public hearing is set for March 19, 2025.

San Diego County's Treasurer-Tax Collector is reminding that registration for the tax-defaulted property auction of over 600 listings closes in a week, with the auction set from March 14-19.

A beachfront property at 3800 Paradise Drive in Tiburon, California, has been listed for sale, featuring permit-approved plans for an estate by Sean Bailey Design, offered at $3,995,000.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative expands in Redwood City, leasing a full building at Elco Yards for scientific research and AI-driven science projects, with occupancy slated for 2027.

San Luis is starting roadwork at Avenue F and San Luis Lane on Feb 26, including a new traffic signal and road upgrades, with traffic updates available for commuters.

Detroit opens two affordable housing developments, Brush Park Apartments and MLK on 2nd, with a budget over $30 million, offering 86 units for lower-income residents.

Avondale is seeking experienced developers to transform 16 acres of its downtown area, The BLVD, into a mixed-use space with entertainment, dining, retail, and office areas.

Minneapolis unveils the New Nicollet Redevelopment plan with diverse housing, green spaces, and local business opportunities, emphasizing community input and engagement in its vision.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the start of a $264 million affordable housing project in East Harlem, offering 433 units, including supportive homes for individuals with mental illness.

Boyd Gaming Corporation is set to start building Cadence Crossing Casino in Henderson's Cadence community, aiming for a mid-2026 opening, with a modern gaming and dining experience.

Houston residents oppose convention center expansion plans due to lack of transparency, while Austin unveils a detailed, community-inclusive redevelopment of its facility.

The Chicago City Council approved the 1901 Project, a $7 billion plan to redevelop the West Side near the United Center, led by the Reinsdorf and Wirtz families.

Wake County is seeking input from residents of Eastern Wake on its development for the next decade, including housing, infrastructure, and open spaces, as part of the PLANWake initiative.