Traffic signals at three Sixth Avenue intersections in Decatur are set to come down next week, replaced with stop signs for side-street traffic. These changes mark a significant milestone in the city’s ongoing $10 million streetscape upgrade.

After neighbors successfully fought to close a troubled hookah lounge in Chicago’s West Town, a longtime taekwondo school is taking over the space. City officials shut down the lounge following repeated violent incidents, making way for Attack Taekwondo to bring a more family-friendly option to the neighborhood.

Over the past two decades, thousands of homes and apartment units have been built across Schenectady, outpacing nearby Capital Region communities. Officials say the ongoing growth may continue to shape the city’s future as more residents seek modern, urban living. Schenectady’s expansion reflects a notable shift in local housing trends.

A new Home Depot set for the northeast corner of State Road 44 and South Kensington Avenue in Citrus County has raised questions about how shoppers will get there. While many local residents see business growth as positive, some worry about the potential impact on traffic and neighborhood life.

Huntsville’s housing landscape could shift dramatically now that U.S. Space Command is moving to Redstone Arsenal. With an estimated 4,600 homes currently up for sale, local realtors expect prices to climb as new residents flood the market.

Jonathan Goldstein, CEO of Cain International, points to a rising demand for commercial real estate in Miami and New York City. Appearing on “Money Movers,” he sheds light on how these markets are bouncing back and what that means for the industry’s future.

A proposed hotel and apartment complex in Cincinnati’s Hyde Park Square has been withdrawn following vocal resident concerns. Developers faced opposition surrounding the project’s size and expected traffic impact, ultimately leading them to shelve the plans.

Despite studies claiming otherwise, Marin County’s housing shortage remains a pressing concern. Some commentators point to a declining population, but they overlook the deeper realities driving the county’s need for more homes.

Hefei, the capital of East China’s Anhui province, is quickly becoming a beacon of progress. According to a news report from chinadaily.com.cn, the city has been focusing on technology, cultural programs, and eco-friendly growth to pave its way forward.

A Bloomfield property selling for $1.1 million topped the list of the 10 most expensive homes sold in mid-August. The data underscores a competitive local housing market where homes can fetch high values in a short span.

A Newark home that sold for $865,000 claimed the top spot among local real estate sales from August 18 to 24. This snapshot of the property market sheds light on significant transactions in the city, illustrating continued interest in Newark’s housing sector.

A recent look at East Windsor’s housing market reveals six high-value sales between August 11 and August 24. The top transaction reached $665,000, making it the most expensive home sale recorded in the area during that period.

Between August 18 and August 24, the Piscataway area saw 10 notable home sales. A property that sold for $780,000 ranked as the priciest deal of the week, underscoring a robust local real estate market.

A developer aims to repurpose Oceanside’s former Garrison Elementary School property, once plagued by sinkholes, into 140 townhomes. The plan highlights ongoing residential growth and transformation within the local community.

From August 18 to 24, ten home sales took place in Camden, highlighting steady real estate momentum in the area. At the heart of these transactions was a modest, 1,120-square-foot home on Tulip Street that sold for $130,000, serving as the week’s median sale.

David Morris steps into a new role at HKS Denver, leading its expansion in sustainable urban development and mixed-use architecture. The firm’s vision centers on crafting responsibly built environments across Denver and the Mountain West region.

A proposed light rail extension into Amherst may not move forward unless the University at Buffalo decides to discontinue its existing student bus service. According to the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA), the rail line “really doesn’t” work if the university maintains its fleet.

Miami’s skyline is set for a major addition as the FAA officially approves the 41-story Santander Tower at 784 feet above ground. The determination also clears additional structural elements, confirming the building’s upcoming presence on Brickell Avenue.

A Western New York home created a stir with an asking price of just $1, prompting more than 80 offers. The property, located in Cheektowaga, illustrates how a surprising price tag can capture buyers’ attention almost instantly.

After four years of major construction, Northeast Ohioans can finally look forward to smoother travel. Work on more than 45 lane miles and over 40 bridges is now substantially complete, creating what officials call an “enhanced gateway” to Akron.

Greencastle’s City Council recently turned its attention to future development during its August meeting, focusing on the promise of new housing and retail plans. The discussions underscored a vision of growth that could reshape the city’s next chapter.