Orem City Council sets July 14 hearings on State Street plan change, 360 W 1500 S rezoning
Orem UT – Orem City Council holds July 14 hearings on a PD-53 concept-plan text change near 1890 N State St and a 360 W 1500 S PF/R12→R8 rezoning.
Housing
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RentGrow settlement: $2.25M FTC—what renters and landlords should do
FTC says RentGrow mishandled disputed tenant-screening data; $2.25M settlement highlights FCRA dispute rights when rental access depends on reports.
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Solon City Council charter hearings July 6 & 20: zoning vote rules, Economic Dev Dir
Solon City Council will hold charter public hearings July 6 and July 20 at 7:30 p.m. on zoning vote rules and a proposed Economic Development Director.
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BART seeks Fremont Station TOD proposals—Phase 1 due July 16
Fremont CA: BART is accepting Phase 1 TOD RFP bids for Fremont Station—proposals due July 16, 2026 at 4 p.m., with parking and affordability rules.
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Greenwood County reassessment notices: July 25, 2026 mailing start—what to do next
Greenwood County says 2026 property reassessment notices begin mailing July 25, 2026. Here’s what to read, check, and do if you disagree.
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Sheboygan draft Comprehensive Plan open house July 9—housing density & transportation
Sheboygan’s draft Comprehensive Plan open house is July 9 (6–8 p.m.) at Paradigm—comment on housing density, transportation, housing types, environmental priorities.
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Los Angeles Rent Stabilization: 3% RSO rent increase starts July 1, 2026
LAHD says the allowable RSO annual rent increase is 3% for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027—here’s how to check coverage and notice rules before you respond.
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DOJ proposed Willow Bridge settlement would curb rent algorithms
DOJ’s proposed Willow Bridge settlement would bar some rent-data sharing and pricing software practices, but a court still must approve it.
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San Diego City Council to Consider Southwest Village Specific Plan (Otay Mesa) on July 6: What the Notice Covers
On Monday, July 6, 2026 at 2 p.m., San Diego’s City Council will hold a public hearing on the Southwest Village Specific Plan in Otay Mesa—an approximately 490-acre plan that would allow up to 5,130 homes and include CEQA certification for the project’s Subsequent Environmental Impact Report.
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Currituck County Strategic Plan survey launched; Moyock residents can weigh in
Moyock NC — Complete Currituck County’s online Strategic Plan survey (launched June 30) and weigh in on housing, infrastructure, economic development, and quality of life.
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D.C. Council approves FY27 budget on second vote, funds semi-open primaries
Washington, DC – The Council approved its FY27 budget on a second vote, restored key services, and funded semi-open primaries for 2028.
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U.S. Home Prices Ease, But Rates and Supply Keep Pressure On
United States Housing and Mortgage Market – FHFA said prices dipped in April, Freddie Mac put the 30-year rate at 6.43% on July 2, and May starts fell 15.4% from April.
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Los Angeles approves Fourth & Central project near Skid Row and the Arts District
Los Angeles City Council approved Fourth & Central on June 30 and the clerk sent the file to the mayor on July 1, putting the 1,589-unit downtown project on the mayor’s desk until July 13.
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Boston adopts $4.9B FY27 budget after tense fight
Boston MA – City Council accepted Wu’s amended FY27 budget on June 24, restoring some neighborhood programs while health insurance costs still strain spending.
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Trump blocks bipartisan housing bill in SAVE Act standoff
Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act with broad bipartisan support. But the White House tied a signing to the SAVE Act fight, delaying action.
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Fort Wayne asks for questions on proposed homeless resource center
Fort Wayne residents have until 9 a.m. Thursday, July 9, to submit questions on the proposed Anchor Resource Center before answers are posted July 14.
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San Diego phases in SB 79, changing where transit-area apartments can start first
San Diego’s SB 79 rollout began July 1, but only about 24% of eligible areas are active now. The city is using maps and a Transit Village Plan to decide where the law applies next.
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Pasadena adopts SB 79 delay for historic, lower-density transit sites
Pasadena adopted a June 22 ordinance to delay parts of SB 79 near A Line stations, with extra limits for historic and lower-density TOD sites.
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D.C. draft RFK campus plan calls for 5,500 to 6,500 homes and parks
D.C. has released a draft RFK Campus plan for 180 acres of housing, parks and river access, and public comments run through Aug. 14.
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Judge pushes LAHSA, HUD to keep funding in place
A federal judge wants Los Angeles homelessness funding kept in place for now while LAHSA and HUD work toward a July 16 status-quo proposal and an Aug. 6 hearing.
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El Paso lands $25,000 grant to improve access to resident services
El Paso was chosen for a National League of Cities resilience program that brings $25,000 and nine months of coaching to help connect residents to support.
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Cape Coral says HB 803 covers only a narrow set of home projects
Florida’s HB 803 took effect July 1, but Cape Coral says it applies only to small single-family projects outside flood zones and away from trade work.