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Toxic rubble from White House renovation fuels DC golf course redevelopment dispute
politics22 days ago

Toxic rubble from White House renovation fuels DC golf course redevelopment dispute

A federal judge warned the Trump administration to proceed carefully on plans to overhaul Washington D.C.'s East Potomac golf course after soil data showed toxic metals in rubble from the White House East Wing demolition; the DC Preservation League filed an emergency restraining order, the court allowed maintenance to continue for now, and officials face questions about contaminants, potential course closures, and a broader waterfront redevelopment including a championship course and a national garden.

Long Island malls pivot to open-air layouts and mixed-use revamps
business1 month ago

Long Island malls pivot to open-air layouts and mixed-use revamps

Newsday reports that most of Long Island’s enclosed malls are being redeveloped to boost foot traffic and sales, with new layouts, a heavier emphasis on dining and entertainment, and a shift toward open-air formats and mixed-use components. Timelines and specifics vary by property as developers reposition anchors and bring in diverse tenants to create more experience-focused destinations.

Cal Neva Revival: Lake Tahoe Proper to Open in 2027
travel1 month ago

Cal Neva Revival: Lake Tahoe Proper to Open in 2027

The historic Cal Neva Resort on the California–Nevada border is being redeveloped into the Lake Tahoe Proper Resort and Casino with a $298 million financing package, adding 197 rooms plus a casino, spa, restaurants and a restored theater, and is slated to reopen in 2027 under Realberry and Proper Hospitality, aiming to honor its Hollywood glamour while updating the landmark for today’s travelers.

Royals Unveil Downtown Crown Center Stadium as Part of $3B Redevelopment
business1 month ago

Royals Unveil Downtown Crown Center Stadium as Part of $3B Redevelopment

The Kansas City Royals announced a $3 billion redevelopment plan at Crown Center, including a $1.9 billion ballpark and surrounding district. Funding would come from about $600 million in city support via tax-increment financing, Missouri tax credits, and roughly $2 billion in private financing. Groundbreaking is slated for 2027 with a 2030 Opening Day, and Hallmark HQ will relocate to accommodate the project. No public vote is required, though the City Council will negotiate a term sheet and lease as the project proceeds—all downtown, with earlier site searches shifting away from North Kansas City and Overland Park.

Rays outline $1.065B public financing for new Tampa stadium
local1 month ago

Rays outline $1.065B public financing for new Tampa stadium

The Rays seek about $1.065 billion in public funds for a $2.3 billion stadium in Tampa, with the team contributing $1.235 billion. Public money would come from Hillsborough County and the city via sources including the half-percent sales tax, the 6% lodging tax (sixth cent), the Drew Park Community Redevelopment Area, the Community Investment Tax, and potentially HUD disaster-recovery funds. Approvals are targeted by June 2026 for a 2029 opening, with final Sources and Uses yet to be finalized.

Smithfield to Build $1.3B Sioux Falls Plant, Spark Downtown Redevelopment
business3 months ago

Smithfield to Build $1.3B Sioux Falls Plant, Spark Downtown Redevelopment

Smithfield Foods plans to replace its 117-year-old Sioux Falls facility with a new, state-of-the-art plant on Foundation Park, a roughly $1.3 billion investment over three years that will add more than 1.4 million square feet of production space and aim to start operations in late 2028. The project is paired with a $50 million gift from philanthropist Denny Sanford to relocate the existing site and redevelop about 120 acres adjacent to downtown as a transformative district called The Sanford District, signaling the largest business investment in South Dakota history and a major downtown revitalization effort.

Portland's Lloyd Center to Close by Year-End Amid Redevelopment Plans
business3 months ago

Portland's Lloyd Center to Close by Year-End Amid Redevelopment Plans

Lloyd Center in Northeast Portland will close by the end of the year as owners move to demolish the mall and redevelop the site into 14 parcels, prompting frustration from local businesses and longtime patrons who value the mall as a community space. While supporters hope for adaptive reuse and new amenities in the future, no official closing date beyond year-end has been set and planners say there will be no more holiday seasons at the mall.

Portland’s Lloyd Center to be Demolished for an 18-Block Redevelopment
local3 months ago

Portland’s Lloyd Center to be Demolished for an 18-Block Redevelopment

Portland’s Lloyd Center will be demolished this winter as developers plan an 18-block redevelopment in the Lloyd District that adds housing (affordable and market-rate), retail storefronts, transit-connected streets, and six acres of publicly accessible open space. A permanent ice rink is not included. Tenants such as Floating World Comics and Star Tropics Pinball Museum will be displaced with at least three months’ notice, and supporters of the Save Lloyd campaign are rallying residents ahead of a Feb. 5 design commission hearing to try to preserve the mall’s legacy.

PHA plans $84M project to turn Germantown vacant lots into affordable rentals
local-news4 months ago

PHA plans $84M project to turn Germantown vacant lots into affordable rentals

The Philadelphia Housing Authority plans to invest $84 million to transform over two dozen vacant properties in Germantown into 121 affordable rental units, with work expected to start by spring 2027. The project aims to revitalize blighted properties, including historic sites, and provide deeply affordable housing for households earning at or below 30% of the area median income. The initiative follows a history of neglect and legal battles involving previous ownership, and is part of broader efforts to improve neighborhood housing.

Southern Illinois Mall Revival Faces Hurdles Despite $112M Bond Deal
local-government-and-development5 months ago

Southern Illinois Mall Revival Faces Hurdles Despite $112M Bond Deal

A $112 million redevelopment project in Marion, Illinois, aimed at revitalizing a dying mall and boosting the local economy, faces challenges due to the financial troubles and foreclosure of one of the key developers, Jerry Barrass, which could impact the project's future plans. Despite these issues, local officials and remaining partners continue to push forward with the project, which includes entertainment venues, hotels, and attractions designed to attract tourists and create jobs.

Jersey Shore Nightclub to Close Its Doors Forever
local-news7 months ago

Jersey Shore Nightclub to Close Its Doors Forever

The historic Headliner Oasis nightclub in Neptune Township, a beloved Jersey Shore venue, is closing on October 20th to make way for a new redevelopment project called Waterways at Neptune, which will feature a hotel, residential buildings, and retail spaces. The owners expressed gratitude for the community support over the years and are hosting final events before demolition.