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The first phase of a multi-million-dollar redevelopment of a historic building on the outskirts of the Dayton region is nearing completion.

With $50 million in financing backed by Amegy Bank, New Hope Housing is embarking on two new affordable housing projects: NHH Gray and NHH Berry.

The property has more than 10,000 square feet of living space, including five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two half baths.

This year we added an awards program specifically recognizing projects elevating the city’s skyline and contributing to the community’s growth.

An EV auto parts manufacturer plans to plant its flag at Brooks, as Santikos moves forward on a retail center near UTSA.

Meet the honorees in our Best Neighborhood Impact category.

Denver hopes converting office buildings to apartments is the key to revitalizing downtown.

Although some employees have returned to the office since the pandemic spurred the switch to working from home, the Downtown Denver Partnership said employee counts downtown were only 60% of 2019.

Although fewer workers are commuting, vehicle traffic is 2% below 2019. But much of that happens on nights and weekends, the latest traffic analysis from INRIX shows.

If people are willing to come downtown to eat and play, providing more options for them to live there makes sense.

So, Denver spent $75,000 in federal money to hire Gensler to score 29 downtown office buildings on whether they’d be likely candidates to convert to apartments.

The Gensler study shows 16 buildings are prime conversion candidates while 13 have potential.

“Downtown towers are a different animal to demolish. It would be a shame to waste them,” Jennifer Ramsey, adaptive reuse administrator at Denver’s Department of Communi..

“We are exploring appropriate frameworks for assessing the devastating impacts of the Maui wildfires, their ongoing effects and the challenges that will need to be faced to achieve a full recovery,” the report stated.

The deal is only the latest by the semiconductor equipment giant in a stretch of Sunnyvale and Santa Clara.

The mystery player behind two big-dollar, secretive economic development projects — previously codenamed Amber Kestrel and Bigfoot — has been revealed: It's Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook and Instagram.