Historic Fort Worth firehouse to be transformed into the Nobleman Hotel, preserving its vintage facade and combining historical charm with modern amenities. Opening near the Medical District, it will offer 153 rooms, including extended-stay suites.

New York's houseboat communities face eviction amid the city's housing crisis and marina redevelopment plans, leaving residents like Barry Green searching for new homes.

The former Rockefeller mansion in Phoenix's Biltmore Estates was sold for $5 million, boasting a history dating back to 1967 and featuring 7 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.

Hawaii has become the first statewide economic development district, opening doors for federal funding to boost its economy, as announced by the DBEDT and supported by Governor Josh Green.

Sacramento's new Safe Stay Community, offering 155 tiny homes and essential amenities, is now open to assist the homeless through a partnership between the City, County, and State.

The Grand Rapids Public Museum is enhancing their carousel's accessibility with a new ramp and a wheelchair-accessible chariot, part of a $50 million project, in partnership with community groups.

The Chicago Plan Commission approved the 1901 Project, a $7 billion redevelopment of Chicago's West Side, featuring new entertainment venues and public spaces.

Hillsboro streams construction of Fire Station 9 and the new Hillsboro Hops ballpark, offering live feeds and time-lapse views to engage the community and ensure transparency.

The Bucyrus Foundation has donated funds to support South Milwaukee's downtown revitalization and to provide grants for local nonprofit community projects.

Hillsboro City Council approved utility rate adjustments for 2025 & 2026 to maintain essential services, with tiered water billing to encourage conservation and utility assistance for residents struggling with payments.

Charlotte is seeking public input on its 2025-2029 affordable housing plan to access federal HUD funds, including feedback on community needs and urban planning.

Detroit's City Council approved phase two of a solar energy project to power municipal buildings, despite mixed public opinion and concerns over funding continuity.

TPAC is considering other locations due to disputes with Metro Nashville over costs and the timeline for a new auditorium, departing from original East Bank relocation plans.