Construction Begins on New Affordable Housing Project in San Francisco
San Francisco, August 28, 2025 News Summary San Francisco has commenced construction on an 11-story affordable housing development at 300 De Haro Street in Potrero Hill, aiming to provide 425 new apartments for low to moderate-income tenants. This project is part of a broader initiative to address the city’s housing crisis and reflects recent legislative efforts […]
Columbus Emerges as a Major Player in Apartment Construction
Columbus, Ohio, August 21, 2025 News Summary Columbus, Ohio, ranks fifth in the nation for apartment construction, driven by rising demand from a growing population. With projections of 1 million more residents in the next two decades, local authorities are approving measures to enhance affordable housing options. Recent developments include a mix of luxury and affordable […]
Final Beam Installed in Judicial Expansion in Lawrence
Lawrence, Kansas, August 21, 2025 News Summary The Judicial and Law Enforcement Center in Lawrence has reached a significant milestone with the installation of the final beam in its expansion project. This addition will increase the facility’s capacity with new courtrooms, judges’ chambers, and enhanced sustainability features, including solar panels. Set to open soon, the expansion […]
Pulaski County Implements Moratorium on New Construction
Pulaski County, August 14, 2025 News Summary Pulaski County has enacted a six-month moratorium on new construction in specified areas outside Little Rock and North Little Rock. This decision, taken by the Pulaski County Quorum Court, is a response to recent legislative changes that have altered the regulatory landscape for construction in Arkansas. The aim is […]
Key Goals for Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill Identified
Washington, D.C., August 14, 2025 News Summary Rep. Sam Graves has outlined four essential priorities for the upcoming surface transportation reauthorization bill as Congress prepares to address funding and key focuses for highway and transit infrastructure projects. With projections indicating potential insolvency of the Highway Trust Fund by 2028, lawmakers are urged to prioritize formula funding, […]
City of Victoria Issues Building Permits
Victoria, August 14, 2025 News Summary The City of Victoria has issued multiple building permits across commercial and residential projects, focusing on renovations and new constructions. Key permits include reroofing, office permits, and various utility projects. The week witnessed a total of 11 residential building permits, reflecting the city’s ongoing efforts in infrastructure development and enhancement […]
The Boring Company Initiates Nashville High-Speed Tunnel Construction
Nashville, August 14, 2025 News Summary The Boring Company has begun construction on a high-speed tunnel project that will connect downtown Nashville to the Nashville International Airport. The excavation started at a state-owned lot, and the project aims to improve transport efficiency for residents and visitors. With a focus on zero emissions, the privately funded venture […]
Huntsville Area Sees Surge in Construction Permits
Huntsville, August 14, 2025 News Summary The Huntsville area reports a surge in construction activity with over $65 million in new building permits issued. Major projects include an extended-stay hotel and Grace Community Church expansion, highlighting ongoing growth in the region. Significant commercial developments also contribute to this boom, including a new gas station and multi-tenant […]
Compliance Concerns Arise at New Elkhorn Elementary Schools
Elkhorn, August 14, 2025 News Summary The Elkhorn School District is grappling with serious compliance issues at its new elementary schools, Iron Bluff and Stone Pointe. With unfinished construction and safety concerns reported by parents, the absence of a valid certificate of occupancy heightens worries. Despite the district claiming safety measures are in place, ongoing inspections […]
Researchers Convert Food Waste into Sustainable Construction Materials
Tokyo, August 12, 2025 News Summary Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a method to transform food waste into durable construction materials. This innovative process not only addresses the global issue of food waste but also enhances sustainable building practices. By repurposing scraps like vegetable peels and seaweed through heat pressing, they have created […]