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Waikiki YMCA Rezoning Would Cut Height Limit From 350 Ft to 150 Ft

Waikiki YMCA Rezoning Would Cut Height Limit From 350 Ft to 150 Ft

Waikiki YMCA Rezoning Would Cut Height Limit From 350 Ft to 150 Ft The Central YMCA is asking Honolulu to swap its current zoning for a less intensive designation—a move one critic says would quietly erase one of the county’s stronger affordable housing commitments at the worst possible time. According to a formal public commentRead …

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Norfolk Moves to Limit New Vacation Rentals in Willoughby

Norfolk Moves to Limit New Vacation Rentals in Willoughby

Norfolk Moves to Limit New Vacation Rentals in Willoughby with 300-Foot Buffer Zone If you own a vacation rental west of 3rd View Street in Willoughby—or you’ve been thinking about starting one—the city is moving to limit new permits across most of that area. Norfolk’s City Planning Commission directed staff, per the city’s STR RevisionsRead …

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NYC Ends the 1968 Building Code Option for Renovations in 2027

NYC Ends the 1968 Building Code Option for Renovations in 2027

NYC Ends the 1968 Building Code Option for Renovations in 2027 If you own an older apartment building, manage a pre-war walkup, or are eyeing an office-to-residential conversion, a major regulatory shift is coming that will change how you plan and budget any renovation project. New York City is eliminating the 1968 Building Code asRead …

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Pittsburgh Schedules Hearing on Bill to Remove Parking Minimums

Pittsburgh Schedules Hearing on Bill to Remove Parking Minimums

Pittsburgh Schedules Public Hearing on Bill to Remove Parking Minimums and Add Inclusionary Zoning A Pittsburgh City Council public hearing is scheduled next month on a sweeping zoning bill that would remove minimum off-street parking requirements from the city’s entire zoning code and add inclusionary zoning language. The hearing on Bill 2025-1545 is set forRead …

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Vacant South Oakland Building Wins OK to Become Environmental Charter School

Vacant South Oakland Building Wins OK to Become Environmental Charter School

Vacant South Oakland Building Wins OK to Become Environmental Charter School A long-empty building in South Oakland’s Pittsburgh Technology Center is getting a new life as a charter middle and high school—bringing 500 to 650 students, daily bus activity, and school-zone signage to Technology Drive for the first time. Pittsburgh’s Zoning Board of Adjustment approvedRead …

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EXCL: Kennedy Heiress Sells $1.6 Million Hyannis Port Retreat for Full Ask

EXCL: Kennedy Heiress Sells $1.6 Million Hyannis Port Retreat for Full Ask

EXCLUSIVE: Kennedy Heiress Kathleen Townsend Sells $1.6 Million Hyannis Port Retreat for Full Ask Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, the oldest living member of the storied political dynasty, has officially sold her personal Hyannis Port retreat for $1.595 million—after failing in her efforts to turn it into an extension of her family’s famed Cape Cod compound. KennedyRead …

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Phoenix Braces for Cuts to Water Supply as Colorado River Fight Continues

Phoenix Braces for Cuts to Water Supply as Colorado River Fight Continues

Phoenix Braces for Cuts to Water Supply as Colorado River Fight Continues Possible new restrictions on water use for the Colorado River could have major implications across seven states, but the fast-growing suburbs of Phoenix are at a special disadvantage. Later this year, the federal government’s plan to break a deadlock between seven states thatRead …

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EXCL: Tarek and Heather El Moussa Relist Beach Rental With $7.5K Price Cut

EXCL: Tarek and Heather El Moussa Relist Beach Rental With $7.5K Price Cut

EXCLUSIVE: Tarek and Heather El Moussa Relist Newport Beach Rental With $7.5K Price Cut HGTV stars Tarek El Moussa and his wife, Heather El Moussa, have relisted their Newport Beach, CA, property on the rental market—this time trimming back their asking price by $7,500. Tarek, 45, and Heather, 38, purchased the coastal dwelling back inRead …

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