Page 29 - Metropolitan Development News Today

The Indiana Forest Alliance was scheduled to release Dec. 3 a report that maps all 4,237 private forests in Indianapolis that are larger than one acre—and evaluates them for environmental, ecological and social benefits.

Indianapolis seeks to create a special taxing district for affordable housing amid concerns of gentrification creeping east to Martindale-Brightwood.

Chennault International Airport has been a Cold War air base, a deserted strip used for drag races and driving lessons, and more recently a site for training flights and plane maintenance, including for Donald Trumps jet. Now there are hopes to turn it into a money-maker, or at least more of one.

Baltimore’s spending panel approved the deal Wednesday that will lead to the redevelopment of Royal Farms Arena in downtown Baltimore.The Board of Estimates’ approval sets in motion an “aggressive” construction plan for the aging facility.

Baltimore’s spending panel approved the deal Wednesday that will lead to the redevelopment of Royal Farms Arena in downtown Baltimore.The Board of Estimates’ approval sets in motion an “aggressive” construction plan for the aging facility.

The redevelopment of Royal Farms Arena could begin as soon as February if Baltimore’s spending board approves the deal with a partnership between a national sports and entertainment facility operator and basketball star Kevin Durant’s company.

The 420 Main tower, formerly Old National Bank, was Downtown Evansvilles first skyscraper a half-century ago. By Monday it will be a pile of rubble.

Reclaim Brookmeade Park says “pods” may be the answer for helping the houseless transition out of the park encampment.

Jay Servais will lead Metros effort to serve unhoused Nashvillians

Improvements to Kelly Park include playground enhancements, a large shelter, fitness equipment, a fence and a ball pit.