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The Bears’ decision to have a surveyor examine the south parking lot of Soldier Field, as a source confirmed Thursday, is the latest example of the team exploring options for a new stadium outside of Arlington Heights.

The Samford University board of trustees has unanimously approved the first phase of Samford Horizons, a long-term campus master plan that is based on the university’s strategic plan, Fidelitas.

City officials remain optimistic the housing projects will reach completion.

Economic development authority commissioners warn that after seven amendments to a development agreement, their patience has worn thin.

Tanglin Halt estate is set to be redeveloped by HDB, and will progressively offer up to 5,500 new residential flats (Photo: EdgeProp's LandLens).SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - Tanglin Halt estate, one of Singapore’s oldest public housing estates in Queenstown, will be redeveloped into a new integrated development.The new integrated development will include a hawker centre, market and polyclinic as well as up to 5,500 new residential flats, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of National Devel...

“These first funding awards mark a turning point for the region to create a tailor-made program that addresses the region’s housing needs," said New River Valley Regional Commission Executive Director

Unless the city grants an extension, the developer may not be able to complete the project in time to receive a $7.5 million TIF subsidy.

By MELINDA WILLIAMS mwilliams@hdmediallc.com   A project that will convert the former Claremont Elementary School into housing has received a financial boost. Pulaski County Administrator Jonathan Sweet says New River Valley Regional Commission and Regional Housing Trust Fund has awarded $850,000 to Landmark Development to expedite the adaptive reuse project that will create 50 new housing units.

By MELINDA WILLIAMS mwilliams@hdmediallc.com   A project that will convert the former Claremont Elementary School into housing has received a financial boost. Pulaski County Administrator Jonathan Sweet says New River Valley Regional Commission and Regional Housing Trust Fund has awarded $850,000 to Landmark Development to expedite the adaptive reuse project that will create 50 new housing units.

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