Planning

The U.S. construction industry is greeting the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate cut with a measured dose of optimism, viewing it as a welcome tailwind but not the transformative force needed to unleash a new wave of development. While the quarter-point reduction—the third in 2025—provides a

The United Kingdom's Build to Rent sector has long been hailed as a revolutionary force in the housing market, but recent data presents a deeply contradictory picture that is causing ripples of concern among investors and developers alike. While a record number of new, purpose-built rental homes

As the demand for commercial and light industrial space continues to outpace supply in Central Oregon, a significant new development in Bend's north end is poised to reshape the landscape for local businesses seeking room to expand. Developer Taylor Brooks, operating through its subsidiary TB Bend

In a significant appeal to the Indian Central Government, the Andaman & Nicobar Islands' Member of Parliament, Shri Bishnu Pada Ray, has formally requested a massive financial intervention aimed at rescuing the remote archipelago from a deepening infrastructure crisis. The plea, directed to the

In a metropolis defined by its waterfront, the monumental task of constructing a defense against rising sea levels and intensifying storms has become one of New York City's most urgent and expensive undertakings. As the city embarks on a $1.7 billion project to fortify Lower Manhattan, a less

In a significant move that underscores its commitment to future growth and addressing critical spatial constraints, Binghamton University has finalized the acquisition of a major office complex on the Vestal Parkway. The university purchased the four-acre property, formerly the headquarters of the