AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHousing Backlog: Bulawayo says its housing backlog has surged past 150,000 units, driven by population growth, and it’s now seeking investment in low-cost housing plus regeneration of ageing suburbs. Affordable Housing & Policy Pressure: In Maryland, developers warn that federal, state and local regulations add about 26.4% to new-home costs, pricing out would-be buyers; in California, debate over housing affordability and regulatory barriers is reigniting. Shelter Supply Moves: Tucson is seeking public input on easing shelter zoning to speed up bed creation during its housing and homelessness emergency. Public Housing Stability: Erie’s Housing Authority launches PAL HOPE Aspires after-school programming, while Erie Independence House reassures residents their homes are secure amid tax-sale concerns. Construction & Infrastructure: A federal appeals court lets Alaska proceed with a road segment in the Izembek refuge, while Massachusetts’ Northwest nears completion of an energy modernization project and Northern Sun starts a 11.5 MW solar + 10 MWh storage build in Swansea. Local Builds: Columbia begins Phase Two of its Sportsplex; Orono starts construction of a new police facility; Putnam County advances Remington Place housing development. Energy/Industry: Ares and PSP Investments form a JV to invest up to $2.4B in U.S. logistics real estate, targeting a 5.2M sq ft seed portfolio.
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