AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHousing & Courts: The U.S. Supreme Court let President Trump’s White House ballroom construction continue for now, after a temporary stay—keeping a fight over whether Congress must approve major changes to federally owned property in play. Data Centers & Local Impacts: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says data center developers “dug their own grave” by failing to engage communities, and his pause/guardrails aim to curb water, power, and neighborhood fallout; backlash is already stalling thousands of projects. Commercial Real Estate: A Green Street look at July performance shows apartments lagging while other property types bounced, underscoring how higher costs and post-2022 overbuilding still weigh on multifamily. Affordable Housing & Policy: HUD guidance on emotional support animals adds new compliance pressure for housing providers. Infrastructure & Transit: TxDOT’s U.S. 75 technology-lane conversion is near completion, shifting former HOV lanes to time-based rules for solo drivers. Development Permits: The U.S. Army Corps cleared a key Line 5 pipeline update permit in Michigan, but tribal and state-level hurdles remain. Community Recovery: SBA disaster loan outreach centers are opening for Kane County storm damage, including help for homeowners, renters, and small businesses.
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