The city of Buckeye, Arizona, is planning a large mixed-use development called The Landing, featuring entertainment, retail, housing, and education spaces.

A homeless man, Russell, finds stable housing in Washington County through dedicated outreach efforts and social services, highlighting the value of support and trust in overcoming homelessness.

Las Vegas plans to auction off the downtown Cashman Complex, with a scheduled online auction starting November 12 and the city council to review bids on December 4.

San Pedro's West Harbor development will feature a new observation wheel, amusement park rides, and expanding tenant mix including eateries and active lifestyle areas, with phased openings starting in 2024.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and partners broke ground on The Hattie McDaniel, a 62-condo affordable housing development in Five Points for families earning below 80% of median income.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency announced recipients of a grant program for cesspool conversion, with selected homeowners contacted for a $20,000 reimbursement.

The Beacon Bisti Lateral Water Project has broken ground to improve water access for Navajo communities, with an initial $7 million investment to benefit 6,800 residents.

Sarah Abe joins Bloomington as the new HRA Administrator, focused on affordable housing and policy development. She brings experience from Brooklyn Park and holds two master's degrees.

Fortune Plaza in Jacksonville sold for $6.5 million to Holley Capital LLC, with NAI Hallmark managing the property, which includes available leasing space on the fourth floor.

Helotes is seeking bids for drainage improvement on Parrigin and Circle A Trails to address flash flood issues and erosion, with a pre-bid meeting and no fees for plans and specifications.

The Rosemeade Recreation Center in Carrollton has completed its expansion, including a full-size gym and other facilities, and will host a grand opening on November 6.

Osceola County commences pre-leasing for Falcon Trace II, introducing 354 affordable housing units to aid those earning at or below 60% of the area median income.

Brownstone Shared Housing has gained approval to rent out $700 sleeping pods in San Francisco, providing an affordable alternative in the city's expensive rental market.