Easthampton advances eminent-domain work for Ferry Street HousingWorks project
Easthampton is moving toward preliminary eminent-domain work tied to the Ferry Street HousingWorks infrastructure project around Ferry, Pleasant and Lovefield streets.
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Alcoa, Blount County advance $8 million purchase of former South Plant property
Alcoa commissioners approved an agreement tied to the acquisition and redevelopment of approximately 167 acres at the former South Plant, while a Blount County budget agenda included $8 million for the purchase.
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Thornton’s Market at 88th developer deadline passes without selection
Thornton’s deadline for development teams interested in the Market at 88th has passed, but the city has not announced a partner or final project.
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Milwaukee approves contentious Midtown Center redevelopment
Milwaukee’s City Plan Commission approved redevelopment of the long-vacant Midtown Center Walmart site after debate over a computing facility and library move.
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Flemington’s 123-Unit Liberty Village Redevelopment Enters New Jersey Permitting-Dashboard Pilot
New Jersey selected the HBC Liberty Village Urban Renewal project in Flemington as one of 10 projects in a statewide permitting-dashboard pilot. The proposed redevelopment includes 123 housing units, 19 affordable units, retail renovation and flood-mitigation improvements.
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East Windsor Planning Board schedules redevelopment hearing and reviews three major site plans
East Windsor’s March 9 Planning Board agenda includes a redevelopment hearing and site-plan applications for properties on Route 33, U.S. Route 130 and Princeton-Hightstown Road.
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Thornton Cleanup Target Set for Former Shopping Center
Thornton expects active cleanup at the former shopping center to finish in July 2026 while it prepares a two-phase process to seek a developer.
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Passaic County Advances Plan for Former Jail Site in Paterson
Passaic County commissioners introduced a lease ordinance tied to financing redevelopment of the former jail site at 11 Marshall Street in downtown Paterson.
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Arizona Supreme Court Clears Way for Downtown Marana Project
The Arizona Supreme Court denied a petition for review tied to Downtown Marana, ending the legal challenge and allowing the town project to move forward.
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Orlando Buys 3.4-Acre Industrial Campus South of Downtown
Orlando purchased more than 3.4 acres at 806 and 850 S. Hughey Avenue, adding warehouse, office and industrial property to its holdings.
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Colorado Springs council to revisit South Nevada security plan
A proposed $458,000 security plan for South Nevada Avenue would address crime and loitering, but questions remain about private policing.
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Nazareth council approves zoning change aimed at former Kraemer Textiles site
A 6-3 council vote extends commercial zoning along Main Street, allowing formal redevelopment plans for the long-vacant former Kraemer Textiles property.
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Brookville redevelopment review continues as Reservoir Hill sewer extension advances
Brookville’s redevelopment board remains focused on the sewer extension to Reservoir Hill as additional issues emerge during installation. County planning officials list public meetings for Aug. 12 and Aug. 19, 2026.
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Huntington approves $130 million Melville Crossing redevelopment
The Huntington Town Board approved a 400-unit mixed-use redevelopment at 75 Maxess Road in Melville, replacing a 170,000-square-foot office-industrial building with housing, retail and amenities.
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East Orange Lists 2,000-Unit Pipeline, $100M Infrastructure Plan
East Orange says more than 2,000 homes are in its development pipeline and outlines over $100 million in proposed FY 2026 park, street and water upgrades.
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Fayetteville seeks development team for 9.3-acre site south of downtown
Fayetteville is seeking an experienced development team to help shape the future of the 9.3-acre, city-owned Blount and Gillespie site south of downtown.
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South Euclid submits $7.9 million bid for former Notre Dame College campus
South Euclid submitted the $7.9 million minimum bid required to enter the auction for the former Notre Dame College property, but the city’s final outcome and any purchase remain unconfirmed.
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Hawthorne Plaza redevelopment or demolition deadline is Aug. 31
Hawthorne’s long-abandoned Plaza property faces an Aug. 31, 2026 deadline to begin redevelopment or demolition, as city planning work continues.
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Cleveland Evaluates Proposals for 12 Surplus School Sites
Cleveland and CMSD have closed a redevelopment request for 12 surplus school properties. The city says responses are now being evaluated.
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Fort Pierce Sets Public Meeting on Former HD King Power Plant Site
Fort Pierce will take public input Aug. 24 on redevelopment of the former HD King Power Plant site, beginning a city planning step for the property.
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Scottsburg included in $500,000 Southern Indiana brownfields assessment grant
Scottsburg is one of three Southern Indiana communities covered by a $500,000 EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant awarded to River Hills Economic Development District and Regional Planning Commission.
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Wilbraham seeks proposals to reuse four municipal properties, including former police building
Wilbraham has opened a request for information on possible adaptive reuse, redevelopment, leasing, partnerships or purchases involving four municipal properties. Responses are due Aug. 19.