The sight of empty storefronts and dormant commercial properties has become an all-too-common feature in urban landscapes, often signaling economic distress and contributing to community decline. In an effort to reverse this trend, the City of Citrus Heights is implementing a novel strategy
A landmark legislative update in Washington is poised to fundamentally alter the financial and legal responsibilities within the state's construction industry, shifting the burden of unpaid wages from subcontractors to the general contractors and developers who oversee them. The revised version of
The European Investment Bank has reinforced its commitment to sustainable community development by finalizing a €200 million long-term loan agreement with Hemsö Fastigheter, a prominent Swedish developer specializing in properties for public use. This substantial financial arrangement is earmarked
In a decisive move aimed at securing long-term affordable housing, the Langley City council has granted unanimous preliminary approval to a housing agreement for a contentious 302-unit rental apartment building. The project, proposed for land owned by the local Church of the Nazarene, has been a
The US construction industry is grappling with a formidable challenge as project budgets swell under the weight of escalating material costs. A significant 3.2% year-over-year increase in nonresidential construction input prices by the end of 2025 has sent a clear signal: this is not a fleeting
Following the community's decisive approval of a $73 million building bond, the Lincoln County School District has taken significant strides toward realizing a new era for arts and events at its local high schools. The ambitious plan to construct new auditoriums at Newport, Waldport, and Toledo
