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.
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Montebello posts July report for Washington Boulevard plan around future Metro station
A July 10, 2026 report is informing Montebello’s study of zoning, housing, transportation and public spaces near the future Greenwood Station. No final changes have been adopted.
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Celina council to hold public hearings on proposed development-district assessments
Celina City Council is scheduled to hold Aug. 11 public hearings on proposed assessments tied to the Celina 241 and Ariana public improvement districts.
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Thornton cleanup deadline passes as 88th Avenue developer search continues
Thornton’s former shopping center was scheduled to finish active remediation by July 31, but no official completion confirmation was found; developer qualifications remain due Aug. 6.
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Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market receives $2.25 million state grant
Pennsylvania awarded Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market $2.25 million through its redevelopment grant program, while the city’s estimated schedule still targets move-in by May 31, 2027.
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Fort Lauderdale’s potential new City Hall enters a 100-day design phase
Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved a July 2 interim agreement to keep potential new City Hall planning moving, but construction remains unauthorized and the city has not committed to a final development agreement.
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Novi council hears preliminary $407M City West redevelopment proposal
Novi City Council received an initial presentation for a proposed mixed-use redevelopment near the Vibe Credit Union Showplace, but no project or incentive approval was requested.
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The Glen in Toledo Is Now Leasing Affordable Workforce Apartments
The Glen at 3440 Glendale Avenue lists one- and two-bedroom apartments available now, with displayed prices starting at $802 and $975.
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Buffalo Planning and Zoning Boards Enter August Hiatus After July Meetings
Buffalo’s Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals have no regular meetings listed during August 2026. Applicants and residents should plan around September return dates, filing deadlines and agenda-placement rules.
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Murray seeks offers for 5.98-acre former City Hall redevelopment site
Murray is accepting formal proposals to sell, lease or jointly develop the former City Hall property, but no developer, transaction structure or final project has been selected.
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Seafood City opens in former Sears space at Chandler Fashion Center
Seafood City opened July 30 at Chandler Fashion Center, bringing the retailer’s first Arizona location, a 300-seat food hall and a new use for part of the former Sears space.
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Elkhart Plan Commission to review 38-lot subdivision and ER addition
Elkhart’s Plan Commission is scheduled to review a 38-lot Walnut Trail subdivision and a 4,800-square-foot emergency-room addition on August 3.
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Lexington refreshes long-range Vision Plan as residents weigh growth priorities
The Town of Lexington is refreshing its 2012 Vision Plan through a consultant-led process that could influence future policy, capital planning and development priorities, but no final project list has been adopted.
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Augusta Commission Extends Data-Center Moratorium 60 Days
Augusta commissioners delayed a permanent data-center ordinance, extended the moratorium through approximately mid-September and ordered three additional public hearings.
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Cincinnati sets Westwood hearing on proposed 167-unit Westline Flats
Cincinnati’s Housing & Growth Committee is scheduled to hear a proposed rezoning for 167 affordable apartments at 2323 Ferguson Road in Westwood on August 4, before a City Council consideration listed for August 5.
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Rumson Zoning Board Reviews Seven Home Proposals
Seven Rumson residential applications were listed for July 23 review, including a carriage-house apartment and a proposed new home. None was approved.
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Jersey City Council Gives Initial Approval to Restrict New Data Centers
Jersey City’s council voted 9-0 on first reading for Ordinance 26-057, which would remove cyber hotels and data centers from principal permitted uses in the Industrial District. A final vote is scheduled for August 19.
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Drexel Hill zoning proposal remains under July discussion
Upper Darby is considering mixed-use zoning for about 14 acres along State Road in Drexel Hill, but the proposal has not received final approval.
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Buc-ee’s annexation petition rejected; Mansfield issue stays off November ballot
Richland County election officials rejected a petition seeking a Mansfield vote on Buc-ee’s annexation, keeping the issue off the November 3 ballot.