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Developer NKT Commercial and Nipomo community groups will present plans for the Dana Reserve project this week.

(FOX40.COM) — The city of Sacramento has a better understanding of what it can do with the 102-acre lot purchased in the Meadowview in 2022 after city staff made their first report to the city council on Tuesday. In January 2022, the City of Sacramento closed negotiations to purchase an undeveloped 102-acre plot at 3100 […]

The Lakewood Reinvestment Authority, which spent $6 million to rid the city of the Blue Sky and Chalet, expects to solicit proposals from developers later this year.

Less than six months after Loveland City Council approved a slate of amendments to the city’s development code, Jammie and Rob Sabin, co-owners of Loveland-based Aspen Homes of Colorado, are bringing new affordable and attainable units to market in the Wilson Commons development, with dozens more to come this summer.

The Loveland affordable housing task for has issued an open letter to city officials urging them to approve development proposals that will boost the supply of diverse housing options in the city.

‘I’ve grown up in City Hall,’ said Fresno Council President Annalisa Perea in an exclusive interview.

DUBLIN — The levers that balance development with affordable housing will soon get an update in the city, if the City Council follows the Planning Commission’s recommendations from last week.

Silverthorne is thinking about the implementation of a short-term rental licensing fee. Town manager Ryan Hyland said if town council were to elect to implement a fee it would not be for the 2024 renewal...

Philosopher Edward Abbey once said, “Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.”

Telluride Town Council considered tacking on additional fees to short-term rental (STR) business-licenses during last Thursday’s work session.