Providence agency allocates $3.4 million for three housing projects
The Providence Redevelopment Agency approved Housing Trust Fund awards for projects in South Providence, Mount Hope and the West End.
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Flemington’s 123-Unit Liberty Village Redevelopment Enters New Jersey Permitting-Dashboard Pilot
New Jersey selected the HBC Liberty Village Urban Renewal project in Flemington as one of 10 projects in a statewide permitting-dashboard pilot. The proposed redevelopment includes 123 housing units, 19 affordable units, retail renovation and flood-mitigation improvements.
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Turtle Creek former school converted into 26 affordable apartments for youth leaving foster care
The former Calvin Anderson Schoolhouse at St. Colman in Turtle Creek has been converted into 26 affordable apartments for young people aging out of foster care.
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Hartford advances 48-unit affordable housing project in White River Junction
Hartford plans to request the release of federal housing funds for Pinecrest Apartments, a proposed 48-unit affordable development at 33 Green Heights Drive.
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Santa Clara proposal calls for 584 homes at Network Circle site
A Valley Oak Partners proposal would bring 584 homes to Network Circle, including 120 affordable apartments, 416 townhomes and 48 single-family homes.
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Macon-Bibb backs 2027 housing initiative application
Macon-Bibb commissioners approved an application for Georgia’s 2027 housing cohort as Pleasant Hill Landing construction continues and public input stays open.
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Former Syracuse Developmental Center Site Advances Toward Housing
Demolition is complete at the former Syracuse Developmental Center, moving a $130 million plan for more than 260 affordable apartments toward construction.
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Kansas City voters approve $1.7 billion city improvement package
Kansas City voters approved five measures authorizing about $1.7 billion for water, sewer, housing, civic facilities and East Side development.
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Minneapolis Selects Trellis to Lead First Phase of New Nicollet
Minneapolis selected Trellis to lead the first phase of New Nicollet, advancing redevelopment plans for the former Kmart site in South Minneapolis.
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Former Hays Manor site in McKees Rocks will not be rebuilt as affordable housing
The Allegheny County Housing Authority has abandoned plans for 50 subsidized homes at the former Hays Manor site, citing construction costs, community opposition and uncertain federal funding.
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Mercer Island adopts housing-compliance plan with new station-area development rules
Mercer Island adopted a housing-compliance package July 21 that increases development capacity near the light-rail station and projects room for 1,031 additional housing units.
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Durham considers 80 affordable apartments at former police HQ site
Durham is considering a 99-year lease and more than $6 million in financing for 80 affordable apartments at the former police headquarters.
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Knoxville Council Backs Affordable Housing at Former St. Mary’s Site
The Knoxville City Council backed affordable housing at the former St. Mary’s site on July 21, aligning the project with the mayor’s housing goals.
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Amarillo Housing Authority Opens Section 8 Waitlist Lottery Enrollment
Amarillo renters can enter a Housing Choice Voucher waitlist lottery beginning Aug. 6, but enrollment does not guarantee an immediate housing voucher.
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UN-Habitat Says 3 Billion People Face Inadequate Housing Worldwide
UN-Habitat’s World Cities Report 2026 says nearly 40% of the global population lacks adequate housing and calls for major investment through 2030.
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Woodland Hills affordable-housing proposal remains under review with 96 planned units
A proposed seven-story apartment building at 23022 W. Ventura Blvd. would add 96 units of 100% affordable housing, but Los Angeles City Planning has not recorded final action on the application.
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Montrose backs affordable-housing project at former Kinikin site after $750,000 state grant application
The Montrose City Council approved a letter of intent supporting a possible city-owned land donation for a proposed MADA affordable-housing project, but state funding and construction remain unresolved.
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Wenonah residents face Aug. 1 tax and water-sewer deadlines as 2026 ordinances remain on borough agenda
Wenonah mailed property-tax and water/sewer bills with Aug. 1, 2026, due dates while its 2026 archive lists ordinances involving affordable housing, a fire vehicle, development fees and a capital bond.
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Boynton Beach Commission to consider $532,987 federal funding plan
Boynton Beach commissioners are scheduled to consider a $532,987 federal community-development plan before the city sends it to HUD by Aug. 15.
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Kansas City Put Five Financing Measures on the August 4 Ballot
Kansas City’s City Council placed five measures on the August 4 ballot covering infrastructure, housing, civic facilities and East Side development.
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Raleigh Keeps Stage 1 Water Restrictions in Place as Drought Continues
Raleigh’s Stage 1 water restrictions remain in effect after a July 9 update, affecting water use as the city manages continuing drought conditions and growth.
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Atlanta Council Approves Tax-District Reinvestment Framework
The Atlanta City Council approved a plan covering six tax allocation districts, but school and county approvals are still required before long-term borrowing can begin.