Deltona adopts higher impact fees for new development
Deltona commissioners approved higher impact fees for new development, including phased police and fire increases beginning in 2026 and continuing through 2027.
Housing construction
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Vermont administration advances wetlands-rule changes despite legislative objections
Gov. Phil Scott’s administration is continuing to pursue changes that could reduce wetland buffers for some housing projects, despite a legislative oversight committee’s formal rebuke in May.
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U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rate Rises to 6.69%, Highest Since 2025
The average U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage rate rose for a fifth consecutive week, while home prices continued to increase and June construction data sent mixed signals about housing supply.
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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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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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Banning completes 2026 development-impact-fee update covering eight city service areas
The City of Banning completed a 2026 update of development-impact fees for new development, covering eight service areas including water, wastewater, traffic and public safety.
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Tulsa launches 18 pre-approved home plans aimed at easing housing construction
The City of Tulsa has launched 18 sets of pre-approved housing plans intended to help builders move through residential development more easily, quickly and affordably.