Perth Amboy Sets Aug. 12 Hearing on Proposed $102.2M Budget
Perth Amboy’s proposed 2026 budget would reduce surplus use but could add an estimated $213 to the municipal portion of the average tax bill.
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West Dundee Begins Marketing Former Spring Hill Mall Site for Redevelopment
West Dundee has hired Houseal Lavigne Associates to create a redevelopment model for the approximately 100-acre former Spring Hill Mall site, which was demolished by June 2026.
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Phil Campbell council pursues grants for deteriorating downtown buildings
Phil Campbell councilmembers are pursuing grant funding as an option for demolishing or remediating deteriorating downtown buildings, but no grant or demolition has been approved.
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Westwood seeks development partner for former Westwood View school site
Westwood has opened a formal request for proposals for redevelopment of the former Westwood View Elementary School site at 2511 W. 50th Street.
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Belvidere approves $1.3 million for 2026 street and highway maintenance
Belvidere’s 2026 resolutions include a $1.3 million Motor Fuel Tax appropriation for street and highway maintenance, along with a redevelopment agreement involving DFA Dairy Brands Ice Cream LLC.
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Pelham schedules July 30 decision on consulting agreement for former Oak Mountain Amphitheatre site
The Pelham City Council will consider a development consulting agreement for ReAmp, the city’s initiative to reimagine the former Oak Mountain Amphitheatre property.
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Council Bluffs Sets Aug. 20 Deadline for Mohawk Street Redevelopment Proposals
Council Bluffs is seeking new proposals to redevelop city-controlled land along Mohawk Street, with submissions due Aug. 20 and no developer selected.
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Hoag Affiliate Completes $207 Million Purchase of Laguna Niguel Ziggurat
A Hoag affiliate has completed its purchase of Laguna Niguel’s former Chet Holifield Federal Building, opening a 90-acre site to future redevelopment.
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Washington Borough considers gas stations with apartments in Route 31 Gateway District
Washington Borough Council introduced an ordinance that would allow qualifying mixed-use fuel stations, convenience stores and upper-story apartments on certain corner lots in the Route 31 Gateway District. The proposal remains pending and does not identify a developer, applicant or specific property.
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Scranton-linked projects seek $5.2 million in PennDOT multimodal funding
Three Lackawanna County applications tied to Scranton seek $5,215,076 for a pedestrian underpass, Montage Mountain Road congestion work and redevelopment-related right-of-way improvements.
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West Des Moines’ Valley West redevelopment has a new developer, but no August 3 council action
A developer was selected for the Valley West Mall project, but West Des Moines’ August 3 council agenda has no project-specific vote, agreement or acquisition action.
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Knoxville’s North Waterfront plan moves into tax-increment financing review
A July 29 KCDC hearing examined Knoxville’s proposed North Waterfront redevelopment plan and possible tax-increment financing. The draft plan sets financial limits, but City and Knox County approvals remain ahead.
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Hoboken Planning Board Schedules Two Aug. 11 Proceedings After Newark Street Ordinance Approval
Hoboken’s Planning Board has scheduled a 7 p.m. subdivision and site-plan committee meeting and a 7:30 p.m. special ordinance-review meeting on Aug. 11. The City Council’s Newark Street redevelopment-plan ordinance was approved July 8.
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Minneapolis selects Trellis for first phase of former Kmart site redevelopment
The City of Minneapolis has selected Trellis to lead Phase 1 of the New Nicollet redevelopment at the former Kmart site in South Minneapolis.
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Former Sports Haven demolition expected to begin in July as redevelopment plans remain undisclosed
Demolition of New Haven’s former Sports Haven horse-racing and betting complex was expected to begin in July 2026, but city officials had not been told of a definitive plan for the property’s next use.
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Cedar Rapids council advances infrastructure and redevelopment actions in July 28 meeting
The Cedar Rapids City Council awarded two infrastructure contracts and advanced three economic-development or redevelopment items at its July 28 meeting, according to a local meeting summary.
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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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Easton projects listed for $7.5M in new state capital support
Pennsylvania listed three Easton projects for $7.5 million in RACP support, but the announcement does not mean construction or services are complete.
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Annapolis Selected for $4 Million EPA Grant for Spa Road Cleanup
Annapolis was selected for a $4 million EPA brownfields grant tied to Spa Road properties, but formal funding and any redevelopment plan remain pending.
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Lamar Selected for $500,000 EPA Brownfield Grant: What It Can Fund
Lamar was selected for a five-year, $500,000 EPA brownfield assessment grant for site reviews, planning and public input—not automatic cleanup or construction.
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Murray RDA reviews old City Hall site as transit planning continues
Murray’s Redevelopment Agency reviewed future project areas and the former City Hall site on July 21, but no development plan or construction schedule was approved.
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Oakland Coliseum sale approved: How the $125 million deal works
Oakland approved the Coliseum sale, but the expected $125 million will come through closing payments, seller financing and future permit revenue.