A new library funded by the 2022 Bond Program is set to open in Fort Worth's far northwest by 2026, with groundbreaking on March 29. It will include a creative lab, children's space, and outdoor areas, with a public naming process planned for 2025.

A New Jersey judge denied a request to delay the application of the state's new affordable housing law, with towns facing a January deadline to comply with or contest housing unit allocations.

Waterloo Records in Austin is preparing to relocate and change ownership, ushering in a new era while maintaining its connection to the local music community.

GCON Inc. hires ex-Intel Jason Ptacek to lead tech projects and aims for $450M in 2025 revenue, expanding nationally while maintaining Arizona workforce.

Point Buckler Island in Solano County is set for public auction with a starting bid of $0 and restoration conditions. Owner John Sweeney plans to bid $3.6 million, despite facing legal issues over a private kiteboarding club developed on the island.

Phoenix sells eight city-owned parcels in Sunnyslope to encourage mixed-income housing and combat the affordable housing crisis, with the requirement that developments include units for families earning below 80% AMI.

CBRE expands its New York presence by leasing 64,000 sq ft at Lever House and adding three industry veterans to its U.S. Debt and Structured Finance team.

The NY Housing Lottery helped over 60 families become homeowners, including Tanese Orr and Robert Lashley, who bought a $1.1 million home for $727,365.

The article discusses varying trends in US construction employment, with job growth in some areas and declines in others like Phoenix, and the industry's reliance on immigrant labor.

5 Times Square in Manhattan is being converted from an office tower to residential use, retaining commercial space, with a $95.1 million investment from developers RXR, Apollo Global Management, and SL Green Realty.

Palm Beach County's plan for a new sportsplex aims to boost sports tourism by providing championship fields for tournaments, with anticipated economic benefits from increased hotel bookings and bed-tax revenue.

The Green administration in Hawaii is addressing homelessness by creating 'kauhale' communities, as detailed in an official press release. These communities aim to provide not just shelter but also stability and health care savings.

Hawai‘i's Governor David Ige addresses the state's affordable housing crisis by constructing new units on state lands, simplifying regulations, and investing in infrastructure, with a goal of 46,000 units in a decade.