A development plan pertaining to a massive 389-acre site in Louisville, Colorado is expected to be unveiled sometime early next year. The site, on the southern side of Louisville at

Restaurants across the country are continuing to physically readapt their properties in order to meet the requirements of a pandemic clientele. According to industry sources this has especially meant the

A nearly 600,000 square foot structure that formerly served as a hospital in Albuquerque may be updated and re-purposed as a new homeless shelter. City officials have announced that they

Objecting to a questionnaire that it regards as invasive, the Associated General Contractors of America is filing a suit centering on a survey sent to companies receiving loans as part

A working design for the creation an inclusive park in Roswell is expected to be submitted to the City of Roswell sometime next spring. Such parks, designed to offer a

Work may began sometime in the first quarter of next year on a new manufacturing plant in the Santa Teresa Border Zone. The New Mexico Economic Development Department has announced

In an effort to spur the building of more affordable housing units in Tempe, Mayor Corey Woods is proposing the creation of a fund to pay for such in-demand projects.

By a large 355 to 78 vote, members of the U.S. House have approved a new defense spending bill that includes $8.5 billion for military construction. The $740 billion National

A long-standing wish among transit fans in Colorado to see the construction of a high speed passenger rail system in the sprawling Front Range could come with a $2.8 billion

An Albuquerque project that will see the construction of nearly 100 rental housing units, the vast majority of which will be classified as affordable, is receiving House and Urban Development