Zoning, incentives, and regulation.
The tax targets homes over $5M and condos and co-ops over $1M, and the city projects at least $500M a year.
Community groups sued the City of Austin, saying it gave Endeavor Real Estate Group favorable terms and tax breaks on its $5B Dog's Head project.
Brookfield-backed Compass pulled out in April, Blackstone's QTS dropped its final appeal in July, closing out the country's largest data center siting failure.
Microsoft and Wisconsin ratepayer advocates asked FERC to reject ATC's minimum transmission charge for Microsoft's Mount Pleasant data center.
A private group wants to spend $80M rebuilding Crandon Park's golf and tennis facilities on county land, with Nicklaus designing. Donors are unnamed.
GFO Acquisitions offers $35M plus a 70-story tower at 73 W. Flagler, with its tax bill funding courthouse upkeep. Moishe Mana bid $5M. The commission must vote.
Miami-Dade wants $750M from Reworld over the 2023 fire that destroyed the Doral incinerator, as the $3.158B replacement still has no site.
Seven owner entities sued July 22 to stop the Rent Guidelines Board's 0% freeze on about 1M stabilized apartments. The suit is pending.
The application is pending in public review. Nothing is approved.
The complaint seeks retrofits and compensation. City job filings for the five Bronx buildings name a different owner on nearly every one.
A billionaire's industrial-to-residential conversion clears entitlement, over the city's preference for a jobs center.
Owners of apartment buildings in unincorporated LA County would have to notify affordable-housing buyers before selling, with a right of first refusal on the table.
The entitlement you are sitting on may no longer be yours to sit on.
A grocery store promised to Bronzeville since 2018 cleared its first real city hurdle, six years and multiple false starts later.
The public subsidy behind a stalled 62-acre megasite just tripled, and an alderman is calling it a raid.
Palm Beach County passed Florida's first data center moratorium in July; Manatee, Lakeland, Flagler and Hernando have followed since June.
A Florida county's move to charge the maximum allowed impact fees collides with the state's marquee affordable-housing law.
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