Falcon Field Airport in Mesa completed the Anzio Ramp reconstruction, a project funded by an Arizona Department of Transportation grant to meet current FAA standards and improve infrastructure.

New residential developments are underway in Astoria, Queens, including Raymond Chan's 29-unit building with retail and healthcare spaces, and the Durst Organization's Halletts Point project with two towers and waterfront access.

Placer County released draft reports for its Placer 2050 General Plan Update, outlining the future for unincorporated areas and inviting public input.

Davis has released the DEIR for the Village Farms project, inviting community comment from Jan 7 to Feb 25, 2025.

A $15 million grant is set to expand Phoenix's EV charging infrastructure, aiming to improve accessibility and air quality with 150 new charging ports.

Trinity Health Oakland announces a $48 million expansion of its emergency department, aiming to enhance patient care by increasing space and adding specific units for behavioral health and pediatric cases.

Salt Lake City opens the 144 South apartment complex, offering 110 affordable units for those earning below 60% of AMI, boosting its affordable housing efforts.

Manhattan's median rent rose to $4,334 in December, and Brooklyn held at $3,495, both reflecting an upward market trend. Rental competition remains fierce, with increases expected to continue.

The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians' proposed casino in Muskegon County is uncertain as bureaucratic issues and lack of approval from Governor Whitmer halt progress.

The Justice Department has filed an amended complaint against six property management firms, alleging an anticompetitive pricing scheme in the rental market.

A lawsuit by JRT Realty alleges collusion between Cushman & Wakefield and a NYC official in leasing deals. A separate corruption probe involves high-level aides and is examining bribery accusations.

Tampa's housing market has dropped from 9th to 29th in national rankings per Zillow, with a 2.5% dip in home value growth, despite experts' optimistic outlook for its resilience.

The Metro Council reviewed the Twin Cities area's development over six decades, noting increased built-up areas and the impact of infrastructure and policies on growth patterns and land use.