WestShore Plaza sold for $135 million as redevelopment plans emerge
Tampa’s 54-acre WestShore Plaza has been sold to Third Lake Partners, which plans to demolish the aging mall for a proposed mixed-use project.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Orlando pauses downtown historic-preservation reviews for 36 months
Orlando City Council approved a 36-month pause on much of the historic-preservation review process in the city’s eight-block Downtown Historic District.
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Chinatown Construction Brings Weekend Closures, Muni Reroutes
Construction on three Chinatown projects will bring temporary street closures, traffic detours and Muni reroutes from Aug. 8 through Aug. 10.
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San Diego Unified Seeks Traffic-Safety Fixes Before Aug. 10
San Diego Unified is urging the city to address traffic and pedestrian-safety concerns on city-controlled routes before students return August 10.
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Houston Opens Affordable-Housing Funding Opportunity for Developers
Houston’s Housing and Community Development Department posted a new funding notice for multifamily developers seeking to preserve or expand affordable housing.
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LAUSD Developer Fees Set to Change Aug. 11 for Covered Projects
New LAUSD Level 1 developer-fee rates will take effect Aug. 11, changing the cost picture for eligible construction tied to Los Angeles schools.
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Shelby County approves $1.03 million resurfacing project for County Road 17 near Sterrett
Shelby County’s approved FY2026 transportation plan includes a 2.97-mile resurfacing project on County Road 17 between County Road 26 and Hillsboro Parkway near Sterrett.
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Bowie water notice affects West Pecan Street as annual chlorine conversion begins
Bowie issued a boil-water notice for the 500–700 blocks of West Pecan Street on Aug. 6, the same day its annual chlorine conversion began.
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East Providence Senior Center scheduled to close Aug. 10-21 for repaving
The East Providence Senior Center is scheduled to close for approximately two weeks, from Monday, Aug. 10, through Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, while repaving work is completed.
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Telluride closes Imogene Pass and Tomboy Road after mudslides and flooding
Telluride closed Imogene Pass and Tomboy Road immediately to vehicles and pedestrians after mudslides and flooding affected the routes on July 17.
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W. Red Bank Avenue closure set for Inspira Sky-Bridge removal in Woodbury
Woodbury Police scheduled a daytime closure of W. Red Bank Avenue from July 20 through July 24, 2026, while the Inspira Sky-Bridge is removed.
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Whiteville downtown roundabout project keeps key intersection closed through October
A $1.8 million Whiteville roundabout and drainage project closed a downtown intersection July 14, sending U.S. 701 Business traffic through detours until approximately Oct. 11.
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La Grande City Council sets Aug. 5 public hearing on planning proposal
A City of La Grande planning packet says the City Council’s first public hearing on a pending planning matter was scheduled for Aug. 5, 2026. The available record does not identify the proposal’s subject or outcome.
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West Lebanon Route 12A bridge work continues during week of July 20
The City of Lebanon has issued a construction update for the South Main Street, or Route 12A, Dry Bridge Project in West Lebanon, while separate transportation and community notices set additional dates for residents.
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Columbus 33rd Avenue reconstruction targets two-lane reopening before school starts
Reconstruction closed 33rd Avenue to through traffic between 30th and 38th streets beginning May 21, with local access maintained and a two-lane reopening targeted for early August.
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Cashiers Valley Road to close again Aug. 10 for culvert installation
An updated schedule calls for Cashiers Valley Road to close from Aug. 10 through Sept. 4 while crews install a new Brushy Creek culvert.
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Red Bluff breaks ground on 61-unit Palm Villas affordable-housing project
Red Bluff marked the start of construction on Palm Villas, a 61-unit affordable-housing development supported by state programs as part of a broader Infrastructure Week announcement.
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Mount Holly advances financing discussion for Kempe Michael Way and downtown park
Mount Holly officials discussed a proposed 10-year loan, possible state funding and the use of city-owned property to support a road project and downtown park improvements.
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Crawford County housing project begins construction, with first home expected in August
Construction has begun on a Crawford County housing development funded by Cook Group, with the first home expected to start in August 2026 and 30 new families projected by the end of 2028.
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Cumberland redevelopment study advances for Washington Square Mall site
A pre-development study announced Feb. 4 will examine future redevelopment possibilities for the Washington Square Mall site, a major Cumberland-area tract in east Indianapolis.
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Putnam County shifts $2.1 million from proposed crisis center to infrastructure
Putnam County legislators reallocated federal relief funds originally earmarked for a proposed 24/7 crisis-stabilization center to roads, school safety, mental health, substance-abuse response and county buildings.
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Seneca approves $48.3 million utility budget after dropping proposed $15 water-fee increase
Seneca City Council approved a utility budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, replacing a proposed flat $15 water charge increase with a cost-of-service formula.