Fontana Planning Commission Considered 83 Proposed Housing Units
Fontana’s Aug. 4 planning agenda included 83 proposed homes, including five affordable residences, but the approved notices do not show final action.
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Weymouth Developers Propose 6,500 Homes Near Former Base
New England Development and Brookfield Properties are proposing 6,500 homes and 2 million square feet of commercial space in the Weymouth-area redevelopment.
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Maple Shade posts land-use decision for Park Crossing Apartments
Maple Shade Township has listed a Notice of Decision for Maplewood LLC’s Park Crossing Apartments matter, but the available record does not state whether the proposal was approved, denied or approved with conditions.
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Buford-area proposal for 83 homes draws traffic and environmental concerns near Patrick Elementary
A developer has proposed 83 homes on 33 acres near Camp Branch Road and Kilgore Road in Buford. Residents have raised concerns about traffic and environmental effects, with a major vote expected in June 2026.
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Midland Council to Hear 20.15-Acre Housing Rezoning Request
Midland City Council is scheduled to consider an Aug. 11 request to rezone 20.15 acres near Arlington Road and Deauville Boulevard for housing.
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Waltham Council Overrides Veto on Bay Colony Zoning Change
Waltham’s council overrode a mayoral veto of zoning tied to the Bay Colony and BXP Waltham Woods redevelopment proposal, which could allow up to 1,200 homes.
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Salt Lake City’s Affordable-Housing Incentives Are Producing Projects, but Completions Remain Limited
Salt Lake City’s Affordable Housing Incentives program has generated a substantial development pipeline, but The Salt Lake Tribune found only two completed projects roughly two years after the program took effect.
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California sues five local governments over housing-plan violations
California filed housing-law lawsuits against Calexico, Costa Mesa, Half Moon Bay, Ridgecrest and Turlock, seeking court orders, rezoning and possible penalties while the cases remain unresolved.
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Albuquerque opens $2.32 million affordable-rental funding round
Albuquerque is seeking proposals for affordable multifamily rentals using up to $2.32 million in federal HOME funds. Applications are due Sept. 4, 2026.
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Salem’s six-year housing strategy remains framework for zoning, infrastructure and incentives
Salem’s Housing Production Strategy, adopted in 2025, sets out 17 actions over six years to support housing development and equitable housing outcomes.
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Worcester awards $1.35 million to support 74 affordable homes
Worcester’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund awarded $1.35 million to support development of 74 affordable homes, the city announced July 16.
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San Diego County adopts inclusionary-housing rules for unincorporated communities
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors adopted zoning amendments establishing an Inclusionary Housing Ordinance for new residential development in the county’s unincorporated areas.
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Juneau opens sixth Affordable Housing Fund competition amid skilled-labor demand
Juneau’s 2026 Affordable Housing Fund competition opened July 27, with proposals due Aug. 31 as the city faces a broader construction pipeline that JEDC estimates could require 600 to 650 skilled laborers annually for four years.
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Montpelier authorizes exclusive negotiations for Country Club Road housing development
Montpelier City Council has authorized exclusive negotiations with DEW Properties for housing at the city-owned Country Club Road site, moving the long-running effort into a negotiation phase but not construction.
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Worcester awards $1.35 million to support development of 74 affordable homes
Worcester’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund has awarded $1.35 million to support development of 74 affordable homes, according to a city announcement.
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Sunnyvale proposes $222,300 for Sunnyvale Saratoga Road median work
A July 28 Sunnyvale City Council agenda item proposed a $222,300 city appropriation for median improvements tied to the 242-unit development at 777 Sunnyvale Saratoga Road.
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What Mooresville’s supportive-housing ordinance change allows — and what it does not
Mooresville adopted a zoning framework for Supportive Housing Development on July 6, but the vote did not approve a site, building plan or construction project.
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Sierra Madre Bailey Canyon Project Nears Carter Avenue Improvements
Sierra Madre’s 42-home Bailey Canyon project has completed onsite sewer and storm-drain work as crews prepare for planned Carter Avenue improvements.
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Indio gives Citrus Ranch developers more time on 1,183-acre plan
Indio extended the proposed Citrus Ranch development timeline to 2052, but water, sewer, financing, property ownership and approvals remain unresolved.
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Green Bay sues Shipyard developer over delayed apartments and retail
Green Bay is suing Merge LLC over delayed private Shipyard apartments and retail, asking a Brown County court to end the agreement and return the riverfront property.
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San Marcos Impact-Fee Update Heads to Aug. 5 Public Hearings
San Marcos will hold Aug. 5 public hearings on a proposed water and wastewater impact-fee update; the $14,519.11 water figure is only a calculated maximum.
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Topeka’s Lauren’s Bay Lots Change Hands After Tax Foreclosure
Topeka’s Lauren’s Bay subdivision changed hands in a June foreclosure sale, but construction timing, special assessments and recovery of unpaid taxes remain unsettled.