Stellantis partners with Detroit officials to offer $3.3 million in home repair grants near its assembly plant, building on prior community investments.

The Sanctuary at Cross Keys, a 331-unit luxury apartment, is set to break ground in Baltimore, with Questar Properties at the helm and financing secured. The project features various upscale amenities and is expected to complete by 2027.

Hickman County, Tennessee, received a $20,000 grant from the TDEC to redevelop brownfield sites, potentially leading to economic growth and environmental cleanup.

BRIDGE Housing acquires two multifamily properties, adding 319 affordable units to its portfolio in California and Oregon, and plans to further increase affordability.

New York Attorney General Letitia James reaches a $6.5 million settlement with Lilmor Management for severe housing violations, including lead exposure.

The U.S. and New York State have secured a consent decree with Lilmor Management and Morris Lieberman for neglecting lead paint laws, costing them over $6.5 million in fines and remediation.

Real estate deals are transforming Mott Haven, with Peter Fine selling a development site for $28.5 million, and Kofee cafe set to open at RXR's residential tower Maven in 2025.

Chula Vista City Council approved agreements for SDSU to use a new library for its nursing and global programs and for CVEC to build a high-tech entertainment production facility.

UCF has begun its $88 million stadium expansion, including Roth Tower, aimed at enhancing fan experience and promoting tourism, with expected completion in fall 2026.

The Ellis County Commissioners' Court will review an application to divide a lot in Crestview Estates into two separate plots, potentially altering the local area's development.

The City of Portland has launched the Code Alignment Project to resolve issues with unclear and conflicting city codes that affect urban development, aiming to smooth out permit processes and requirements.

San Joaquin County supervisors have approved the purchase of the Oakmoore Golf Course for potential redevelopment, including a homeless project, stirring community debate.

The Dallas City Council has approved a $49 million subsidy for the West End Lofts Project to rejuvenate the historic West End with mixed-income housing and commercial space.