A recent study has revealed that Rochester faces a potential $126.9 million cost in deferred maintenance over the next decade, prompting city officials to address the looming infrastructure challenge.

Tombstone officials are set to convene for a special City Council meeting to discuss requesting over $500,000 in state grants aimed at funding seven key projects in the city.

Despite the challenges facing downtown St. Paul, the historic Landmark Center has achieved full occupancy, attracting arts and cultural organizations as new tenants.

A house that sold for $869,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Hackensack in the past week. This significant transaction highlights ongoing trends in the city’s vibrant housing market.

Between May 26 and June 1, Bergen County showcased a diverse array of homes priced under $1 million. Prospective buyers explored numerous affordable options across various neighborhoods, reflecting a vibrant and accessible real estate market.

A bustling week for Jackson real estate saw 29 homes change hands between May 26 and June 1, highlighting a vibrant property market. The median sale was a 2,664-square-foot home on Burke Road that sold for $610,000.

The Woodbridge area experienced a bustling real estate week from May 26 to June 1, with ten homes sold, reflecting dynamic market activity. A median-priced home on Blandford Avenue in Avenel fetched $575,000, highlighting trends in property values.

Over the week of May 26 to June 1, Middletown’s real estate market recorded 21 home sales, signaling a robust period for property transactions. The median sale was a 1,448-square-foot home on Elm Place in Red Bank, sold for $700,000, highlighting the area’s strong property values.

Edison’s real estate market experienced a significant uptick from May 26 to June 1, with 11 homes sold in just one week. The median sale was a 1,587-square-foot home on Prestwick Way, which sold for $610,000, reflecting current housing trends in the area.

In the Piscataway area, four homes were sold between May 26 and June 1. The median sale during this period was a 2,028-square-foot home on Hamilton Boulevard that sold for $675,000.

Marking its 50th anniversary, Great Gulf has secured major victories at the 2025 Building Industry and Land Development (BILD) Awards. The company reflects on five decades of innovation and leadership, underscored by these prestigious industry accolades.

The Chagrin Falls Village Safety Committee is taking steps to enhance pedestrian safety by exploring ways to make downtown crosswalks safer.

Between May 26 and June 1, prospective homebuyers discovered a range of affordable homes in Hudson County, all priced at or below $400,000.

Penticton invites cyclists to celebrate the completion of its Lake-to-Lake Bike Route with a community ride on June 7, covering the six-kilometer stretch from Skaha to Okanagan Lake.

A $550,000 home sale in Ewing leads this week’s list of the most expensive residential transactions in the Trenton area, signaling a robust real estate market. The sale tops the chart of high-value properties sold between May 19-25.

A remarkable $1 million home sale has topped this week’s list of most expensive residential transactions in Wayne, marking a significant moment in the area’s real estate market. The sale highlights a period of notable high-value activity between May 19 and 25.

Mount Airy officials are moving closer to bringing a convention center downtown, embracing the belief that construction will attract visitors and boost the local economy.

In an effort to enhance efficiency, the Grand Forks City Council is reviewing potential partnerships with Grand Forks County. The likely first agreement involves the city taking over many of the county’s building inspection services, signaling a move toward unified local governance.

Longmont residents should prepare for lane closures on 17th Avenue and Coffman Street as the city undertakes post-Memorial Day road work. The closures are set to begin after the holiday weekend, impacting key areas in the city.

Union, Kentucky is embracing growth with plans to develop a new Town Square, introducing more green space and a modern city building to meet the evolving needs of its residents.

For nearly half a century, Alan Titchmarsh and his wife Alison have cultivated not just gardens, but a life together in a picturesque UK town. Splitting their time between two homes, the couple enjoys the tranquility and beauty of a place where the average house price is £378,000.