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440 Broadway Unit #10
440 Broadway Unit #10 Development 440 Broadway Anonymous Mon, 09/28/2026 - 10:35pm Occupancy Type Own Income Eligibility AMI Threshold 100% AMI Rent or Sale Price $339,000.00 Minimum Income Threshold $0.00 Minimum annual income Number of Bedrooms 2Bedrooms Number of Bathrooms…

Cheyenne approves 1,260-acre Cox Ranch addition after final vote
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne grew 1,260 acres larger Monday after the Cheyenne City Council approved a package of ordinances to annex and zone the Cox Ranch property, which SkyBox Data Centers and real estate developer ViaWest Group intend to develop into a data center. The…

Frankfort Council Approves DataOne Agreement After Hours of Public Comment
FRANKFORT — The Frankfort Common Council on Monday night approved a community enhancement agreement with DataOne for a proposed $7.5 billion AI-factory data center in ... [FULL STORY] The post Frankfort Council Approves DataOne Agreement After Hours of Public Comment first…

Boone County Solid Waste Management District eyes permanent tox drop site
The Boone County Solid Waste Management District is in the process of purchasing land north of Lebanon for a permanent toxic waste drop site. The waste district has a purchase agreement with the owner of Ironwood Farms for the 27-acre property at 5541 U.S. 52, just north of…

After years of delays, Historic Folsom’s Granite House moves towards construction
First reading of updated agreement advances the project with a new timeline and protections for future development in the heart of Folsom’s Historic District After years of delays, one of Historic Folsom’s much anticipated developments is moving to its second phase. The Folsom…

Wausau held back $2.26 million from schools and county for housing. Two of four named projects got nothing.
Wausau diverted $3.87 million from a closing tax district for affordable housing, but two of four named projects received no funding and $1.32 million remains uncommitted.

From motel rooms to real homes: Addressing Atlanta’s homelessness crisis
As many Saporta Report readers will remember, last May, an extended-stay Economy Motel in Roswell, Georgia, was shut down after serious concerns were raised about uninhabitable living conditions, including mold and pests, drug use, and sex trafficking. Before its closure, this…

Who will build the new Sagamore Bridge? Mass. seeks bidders for massive project
State officials have issued a request for proposals for a team to design and build a new Sagamore Bridge, and the firm that wins the bid must agree to a project labor agreement.

Property Transfers: September 28, 2026
Filed September 14: Filed September 15

Wisconsin seeks to protect around 1.8K acres of forest in Langlade County
Nearly 1,800 acres of northern Wisconsin forest could soon get long-term protection.

HVAC Upgrades at Local Gyms
Things are about to get cooler at two local gyms as the City has invested in installing new Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems at both Pico Park and Rivera Park Gymnasiums. The project to install new HVAC systems started this past summer at Pico Park. The…
Albion adds first of 3 small basketball courts at neighborhood parks
Photos by Tom Rivers ALBION – The Village of Albion has a new basketball hoop on a concrete quarter court at St. Joseph’s Park on North Clinton Street. The smaller court was paid with state funds administered by the Orleans County Youth Bureau. Another one of the smaller…