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A major Saudi company just launched a $4.3 billion plan to build 8,000 homes across the kingdom in the next two years. The neighborhoods will blend housing with shops, offices, and entertainment to create complete communities.
A new partnership between Ethiopia's Army Foundation and a UAE real estate company is building more than 1,000 apartments and commercial spaces in the capital. The project promises jobs, modern construction expertise, and a model for future international investment in Ethiopia.
After a $65 million loan was stolen and a promised housing project vanished, Nigeria's anti-corruption agency just won the land back and handed it to the Federal Mortgage Bank to finally build homes for families. Construction starts soon on nearly 1,000 affordable housing units in Abuja.
Central Equatoria State just signed a groundbreaking housing partnership with Ethiopia's Federal Housing Corporation to modernize Juba's infrastructure and address the capital's growing need for affordable homes. The agreement marks the first direct cooperation between the two nations on urban development projects.
Seven Dallas-Fort Worth communities just landed on the nation's fastest-growing cities list, with thousands of new homes and jobs transforming the region. Lewisville led the pack at No. 5 nationwide, showing how opportunity keeps expanding across North Texas.
A tiny 5,000-person town in North Carolina is becoming home to a master-planned community that could house 60,000 people within 20 years. While growth brings challenges, the development aims to help solve America's housing shortage with thoughtful planning.
Battle Creek just launched a new Housing Fund with $750,000 in seed money to tackle a 3,000-unit housing shortage that's been holding back economic growth. The ambitious plan aims to build and rehabilitate 1,000 homes by 2035, giving families more options and helping local businesses find the workers they need.
Toledo just launched a $20 million fund to jumpstart economic development and housing over the next 35 years, and taxpayers won't pay a dime. The Shovel Ready Sites Fund will help employers move quickly while transforming underutilized properties across the city.
A brand-new shopping complex in Nigeria's capital is bringing 500 jobs and fresh economic opportunity after being rescued from abandonment. The project didn't cost taxpayers a dime.