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A $1.3 billion redevelopment project faces another hurdle: a lawsuit over its lack of affordable housing.

Grid Magazine, a reputable urban design, real estate and architecture magazine closes its doors.

The prospects for downtown Los Angeles, the "last big urban frontier in the US," are bright.

The Portland Development Commission is interested in measuring how much its activities have led to neighborhood gentrification.

Experts say real estate in Washington D.C. faces a serious economic risk in the aftermath of the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks.

Colorado see the highest increase in housing wage -- the income needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment -- of any state in the nation.

Detroit city officials have received proposals for the demolition of the unused Tiger stadium.

Online publication GlobeSt.com reports that Miami-Dade school planning officials are shaking down developers.

The city's zoning code had not be rewritten in 44 years. But rewriting it certainly isn't easy.

Real estate magazine GlobeSt.com conducts a readers survey to find the top cities for real estate investment.

Osceola County are betting $100 million that a Florida developer can finance the World Expo Center near Disney by October. 2001.

Wendell Cox delivers his controversial message: Smart Growth is "downright stupid."

Wal-Mart has hired a big gun to fight an anti-big box ordinance in Phoenix.

Donald Trump has proposed the world's largest casino for Manhattan.