Real estate brothers Tal and Oren Alexander, along with Alon Alexander, are arrested on federal sex trafficking charges involving drugging and assaulting dozens of women.

Dallas faces resistance and a potential loss on the sale of a $6.5 million property bought for homeless housing after the local community opposed the plan.

The article discusses a lawsuit for unpaid rent against Zhan Petrosyants and Marianna Shahmuradyan of New York, and separate claims of insurance fraud involving an associate of Mayor Eric Adams.

Wickenburg, Arizona is set to expand U.S. 93 to a four-lane highway with a $26 million grant from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, enhancing safety and setting the groundwork for the future I-11.

The City of Minneapolis invested nearly $17 million, plus $1.5 million in tax credits, in 11 affordable housing projects to tackle the shortage of affordable rentals.

NYC has remediated 165 acres, leading to 28,000 new housing units and other developments, with Mayor Adams praising the environmental progress and impact on housing and education.

Arizona's State schools chief Tom Horne allocates $48 million for improved school safety, emphasizing the hiring of more armed officers and mental health professionals.

NYC Council is considering a bill that would allow short-term rentals for one- and two-family homes, sparking debate between homeowners and the hotel industry.

U-Haul has purchased the CenturyLink office tower in Phoenix for $23.7 million and plans to shift its headquarters there, consolidating its workforce within the 550,000-square-foot space over two years.

Hennepin County and Plymouth request residents' input on federal housing fund allocation for a five-year plan through a survey to establish community needs.

Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum is relocating to West Bloomfield Township following redevelopment plans for its old site, promising an expanded facility next to a Planet Fitness.

The University of Michigan has acquired a 2.3-acre land parcel in Detroit for $9.5 million to support its future Center for Innovation, with plans including a parking structure and possible retail space.

IHDA's Next Gen program calls for affordable housing developer applications in Illinois to enhance skills in the LIHTC market, prioritizing diversity, by Dec 13, 2024.