Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue Targeted for Major Rezoning: 4,600 New Homes and 2,800 Jobs on the Horizon
Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue may be rezoned to create 4,600 homes and 2,800 jobs. The plan includes affordable housing and infrastructure investments but faces local concerns about displacement and preserving manufacturing space.
SLTX Capital to Transform Historic Scanlan Building into Boutique Hotel in Downtown Houston
SLTX Capital plans to turn the historic Scanlan building in downtown Houston into a boutique hotel with amenities like a rooftop garden. The development aims to coincide with the pedestrianization of Main Street.
Federal Funding Freeze Disrupts NYCHA’s Section 8 Payments to Landlords, Straining NYC Housing Market
NYCHA experienced delays in rent payments to landlords due to a federal funding issue, affecting Section 8 voucher disbursements and causing concern among property owners and tenants.
Phoenix's Esplanade Office Complex Unveils $45 Million Renovation with New Amenities and Restaurants
The Esplanade office complex in Phoenix has completed a $45 million renovation, adding amenities like a conference center, tenant lounge, and a fitness center, with new restaurants opening soon.
Manhattan's UN Plaza Set for a $500 Million Upgrade, San Francisco's UN Plaza Expands Skatepark
The UN Plaza in Manhattan is set for a $500 million revamp, while the UN Plaza in San Francisco expands its skatepark, reflecting efforts to enhance public spaces.
Clearwater's Long Center Natatorium Set for Major Renovations with Alternative Pools Available for Pass Holders
The City of Clearwater is renovating the Long Center's Natatorium starting Feb. 18. The pools will close until Spring 2026, but other facilities remain open. Season pass holders can use Morningside and Ross Norton pools instead.
Growing MKE Plan Advances with Community-Driven Efforts to Tackle Milwaukee's Affordable Housing Crisis
The Growing MKE plan in Milwaukee aims to address affordable housing issues using community feedback and focuses on sustainability and development, with input shaping the city's strategy.
Iconic Monroeville Mall Sold for $34 Million, New Era Anticipated for Pittsburgh Area Shopping Staple
The Monroeville Mall has been sold for $34 million, a move that allows previous owner CBL Properties to focus on higher-performing assets. The new ownership is hoped to bring positive change to the local community.












