Coherent Logistics Building Begins Scheduled Sherman Expansion Work
A state record lists a privately funded 45,904-square-foot Coherent logistics addition at 6800 S. U.S. 75 in Sherman, with construction scheduled to begin August 3, 2026.
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Riverton council approves two South Redwood Road rezonings totaling about 3.6 acres
Riverton adopted two ordinances July 21 changing approximately 3.6 acres along South Redwood Road from RR-22 to RM-6 zoning. The action allows smaller minimum lots and a higher stated density standard, but it does not approve a subdivision or construction project.
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54-unit housing proposal moves into Mount Kisco’s Downtown Overlay District
Mount Kisco’s Planning Board is reviewing a proposed 54-unit market-rate apartment building at 47 Dakin Ave., with parking, traffic circulation and wetlands still unresolved.
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Normal approves redevelopment agreement for two Uptown mixed-use buildings
Normal approved a redevelopment agreement for proposed Trail East and Trail West buildings near Uptown Circle, advancing a roughly $66.1 million project with more than 200 planned apartments and multiple public incentives.
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Turlock Housing Rezoning Heads Toward August Hearings After State Lawsuit
Turlock remains out of substantial housing-element compliance after California sued the city, while officials prepare rezoning steps for anticipated Planning Commission and City Council proceedings in August.
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Austin considers new life-safety rules for small multifamily housing
Austin City Council approved a resolution July 23 initiating work on a proposed Houseplex code pathway for qualifying buildings with up to four attached units. City staff must report back by December 2026.
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Springfield courthouse project faces legal challenge after Liberty Street award
The proposed courthouse replacement at 125 Liberty Street remains contested after John Barros withdrew from the selected team and losing bidders continued their legal challenge.
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Sunnyvale temporarily shields Murphy Station district from SB 79 housing rules
Sunnyvale’s May 19 ordinance temporarily excludes the Murphy Station Heritage Landmark District from specified SB 79 transit-housing requirements while the city studies compliance options elsewhere.
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St. Charles County data-center moratorium is active; no hearing listed by July 27
St. Charles County’s six-month pause on certain large-scale data centers is in effect, but the latest reviewed council agenda did not list a hearing or implementation item.
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Detroit City FC Breaks Ground on Planned AlumniFi Field Campus in Southwest Detroit
A July 15 groundbreaking advanced Detroit City FC’s planned 15,000-seat stadium campus near Michigan Avenue and 20th Street, including a 421-space garage and 104-unit housing building with 76 planned affordable units.
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Jersey City’s HEDC Revenue Raises a New Question: Where Will the Money Go?
Jersey City’s HEDC reported about $34 million in 2025 revenue while its proposed 2026 budget totals about $9.21 million, putting inspections, housing enforcement and staffing at the center of the city’s fiscal debate.
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L.A. conditionally approves 68-unit housing plan at 4741 N. Libbit Avenue in Encino
Los Angeles City Planning conditionally approved a proposed seven-story, 68-unit apartment building at 4741 N. Libbit Avenue in Encino, including 14 apartments designated for very-low-income households.
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South Macon affordable-housing application advances with county commission support
Macon-Bibb commissioners backed an application seeking a three-year housing-planning program focused on South Macon and the Houston Avenue corridor.
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New London’s Former Church Site Moves Toward 46-Unit Mixed-Income Housing Project
Construction began July 7 at 66 Union Street, where ECHO is developing 46 rental apartments, two commercial spaces and housing reserved for tenants with intellectual disabilities.
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Greensboro housing proposals could clear way for roughly 430 homes
Three Greensboro residential proposals advanced by the Planning and Zoning Commission could allow roughly 430 homes, but final action, development review and construction remain ahead.
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Floral Park’s Stella’s Mixed-Use Proposal Still Awaits a Decision After June Hearing
The Incorporated Village of Floral Park says the June 17 zoning hearing for the Stella’s proposal produced no final decision. Only the below-grade parking request has been approved, while additional reviews remain.
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Irvine’s Oak Park Housing Proposal Enters CEQA Scoping; Comments Due Aug. 5
Irvine is preparing a Subsequent Environmental Impact Report for the proposed 281-acre Oak Park project, which could include up to 2,400 homes. Written comments on the environmental review scope are due by 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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Valrico’s Durant and Miller Road intersection slated for a future roundabout under $4.8 million county plan
Hillsborough County’s design-phase project for Durant Road and Miller Road in Valrico calls for a future roundabout, turning improvements, sidewalks and ADA upgrades. Construction is currently projected to begin in mid-2030.
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Yonkers breaks ground on $185 million Park Square project with 340 apartments
Construction began July 21 at 1 Loehr Place on a planned 340-apartment mixed-use project with a 10% affordable-housing component, commercial space and structured parking.
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Killeen Council to consider preliminary FY2027 tax rate and $3.99M reimbursement
Killeen City Council is scheduled to consider a preliminary FY2027 property-tax rate, a proposed $3,991,303.94 infrastructure reimbursement and land-use changes along North Roy Reynolds Drive on August 4.
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Broward College’s Coconut Creek Campus Gets $4 Million for Health Science, Nursing, AI and IT Facility
Florida’s enacted 2026-27 budget provides $4 million for Broward College’s North Campus project in Coconut Creek, part of a planned $38.4 million redevelopment of Buildings 56 and 57.
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The Ranch opens 21-acre Event Lawn during Larimer County Fair
The Ranch’s new 21-acre Event Lawn opened July 31 in Loveland during the Larimer County Fair, becoming the first completed Phase II project as county financing supports the broader campus plan.