August 2026

San Diego Could Strip Midway-Pacific Highway of Height Exemption

San Diego Could Strip Midway-Pacific Highway of Height Exemption

San Diego City Council Vote Could Strip Midway-Pacific Highway Area of Its Height Exemption Developers counting on the extra height allowance voters granted the Midway-Pacific Highway area in 2022 may soon lose it. The City Council is scheduled to vote on repealing Measure C at its August 24 meeting, per the City of San DiegoRead …

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Elizabeth Taylor’s Home Saved From Demolition-Bedroom Will Be Preserved as She Left It in $47M Restoration

Elizabeth Taylor’s Home Saved From Demolition-Bedroom Will Be Preserved as She Left It in $47M Restoration

Elizabeth Taylor’s Home Saved From Demolition—Bedroom Will Be Preserved as She Left It in $47M Restoration Cue the klieg lights. Storied builder Ardie Tavangarian has high hopes his rehab and buildout of Elizabeth Taylor’s former Bel Air estate will command the same drawing power as the actress herself, in what appears to be his swanRead …

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Hialeah Could Get Mixed-Use Building At East Okeechobee Rd

Hialeah Could Get Mixed-Use Building At East Okeechobee Rd

6-Story Mixed-Use Building Proposed for East Okeechobee Rd Near Southeast 5th Ave A developer is seeking city approval to build a six-story mixed-use building along East Okeechobee Road in Hialeah—a proposal that would rezone a single-family lot, close a nearby alley, and require the city to grant significantly fewer parking spaces than its own codeRead …

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Chesapeake Requires Permits for Data Centers Near Homes, with Strict Rules

Chesapeake Requires Permits for Data Centers Near Homes, with Strict Rules

Chesapeake Now Requires Permits for Data Centers Near Homes, with Strict Noise and Setback Rules For years, a data center could be built in Chesapeake’s industrial zones without any City Council approval—even on land sitting next to residential neighborhoods. That changes under a new zoning ordinance the Council recently adopted, which designates data centers asRead …

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‘I Turned a 112-Year-Old Schoolhouse into the Mansion of My Dreams’

‘I Turned a 112-Year-Old Schoolhouse into the Mansion of My Dreams’

‘I Turned a 112-Year-Old Indiana Schoolhouse into the Mansion of My Dreams’ An Indiana mother who has spent the last five years transforming a 112-year-old schoolhouse into a dream home for her family is opening up about the highs and lows of that very lengthy renovation process—while detailing her ambitious plans for the future ofRead …

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Baton Rouge Metro Council Introduces Five Adjudicated Lots Starting at $100

Baton Rouge Metro Council Introduces Five Adjudicated Lots Starting at $100

Baton Rouge Metro Council Introduces Five Adjudicated Lots Starting at $100—But Real Costs Can Top $7,000 Five vacant lots across South Baton Rouge, Scotland Addition, and Valley Park could soon transfer to new owners under the parish’s Mow to Own program—but the real cash required ranges from a few hundred dollars to more than $7,000Read …

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