San Luis has installed new LED street lights on County 22nd Street for better visibility and safety, funded by a $24,260 project in partnership with APS.

Detroit's Grandmont Rosedale is advancing with two housing initiatives for affordable living, including 35 renovated units and 42 new senior apartments, supported by the city and local organizations.

Placer County teams up with AMI Housing, seeking a $20M grant to transform a motel into supportive housing for the homeless, with tenant rent contributions and a focus on veterans and individuals with mental illness.

L.A. City Council greenlights Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City Hotel expansion, including a new tower with 395 guest rooms, ahead of the 2028 Olympics.

Knoxville is hosting a meeting on January 28, 2025, to discuss housing and neighborhood development and the use of federal funds for the next five years.

Google is shifting its office space in San Francisco, leaving One Market Plaza and expanding at Hills Plaza by 134,000 square feet for a total of 550,000 square feet, despite high city vacancy rates.

The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners plans to convert a former hotel into an 80-unit shelter for homeless families, to open by 2025, amid rising homelessness.

Tempe received a $25 million federal grant to build a pedestrian and cyclist bridge across Tempe Town Lake, enhancing local infrastructure and promoting sustainable transit.

Detroit's home prices significantly increased by 72% since March 2020, reflecting the economic recovery post-pandemic, according to reports using Mortgage Calculator, Redfin, and Zillow data.

Yvonda A. Bean is named the new CEO of the Indianapolis Housing Agency, set to start on February 17, bringing her extensive housing experience to address the agency's challenges.

Billionaire Phil Ruffin may sell Circus Circus hotel and casino, potentially valuing it at $5 billion, much higher than the $825 million he paid in 2019.

Peoria halts its airport project to focus on alternative land development, responding to public concern over noise and preferring to invest in infrastructure for higher economic return.

The Bishop Ranch in San Ramon is centralizing its medical facilities to create a new medical campus, allowing for new housing development in the East Bay area.