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When city auditors took a look at Colorado Springs Utilities’ cost-sharing of infrastructure upgrades, they couldn’t conclude whether the developer or Utilities, or both, funded the upgrades and at what

Portland, Oregon, a frequently cited model among advocates of looser zoning to encourage less-pricey home ownership, took centerstage at an Oct. 13 panel on Arlington’s debate over “Missing Middle” at which a variety of organizations called for action to address the regional housing shortage. Sa ...

The City of St. Louis’ development agency, the St. Louis Development Corporation, recently announced a new framework it will use in awarding project…

Lamar County Courthouse The Lamar County Commissioners Court will meet at 9:00 this morning and consider several tax abatements. Commissioners will discuss five-year tax abatement for We’re Going to Paris for the rehabilitation of the Westgate Apartments. They will also discuss several reductions r

Lamar County Commissioners’ Court is to consider several tax abatements when commissioners meet at 9 a.m. Monday at the Lamar County Courthouse, 119 N. Main St.

The long vacated property that once was the location of Paris’ Fourth Ward School in the 1000 block of Pine Bluff Street is the site of proposed duplexes and possibly

Coined and popularized by J.R.R. Tolkien, the Elvish word namárië means farewell, or be well. As with many obscure literary references, I’ve had the pleasure of hearing it said to

Ad hoc, lot-by-lot efforts to house more people in our ageing suburbs are failing to increase liveability and sustainability. Our cities need strategic, precinct-scale regeneration.

LINCOLNTON – After modification of the rezoning request which was denied by Lincolnton City Council at their meeting in December of last year, Century Communities Southeast, LLC modified their request

Remedying housing segregation in Virginia requires significant policy changes at the Local and state levels. Specifically, zoning and planning laws…