AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoHousing & Development: Phoenix-area Surprise rezoned 422 acres near Festival Ranch for up to 1,401 homes plus industrial space, a long-planned outer West Valley project now moving from rural designations into mixed-density housing. Affordable Housing Impact: A new Honolulu study argues mixed-income new construction can still improve affordability via “housing filtering,” freeing up hundreds of vacancies and lowering per-square-foot costs for Hawaii’s cost-burdened renters. Historic Revitalization: Kansas City’s Hardesty Federal Complex is being transformed into Historic Northeast Lofts, repurposing a 1919–1920 mail-order warehouse into new housing after years of disuse and cleanup. Local Housing Market: Volusia-Flagler’s market shows mild lift: July single-family sales rose slightly and median prices edged up, while new permits increased. Courts & Federal Policy: The Supreme Court dismissed a challenge to Trump’s congressionally unauthorized White House ballroom project, narrowing who can sue over historic preservation. Public Safety & Community: U.S. Marshals’ “Operation Meridian” found 79 missing and endangered children in Ohio. Infrastructure & Power: Uniti plans to expand fiber connections to data centers in Texas and Arizona, underscoring ongoing real-estate demand tied to AI power needs.
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