Will Moco County council realize that rent control is killing private development of multifamily homes, and we are actually getting redlined by investors? 

HUD has now given Cleveland two extensions to spend the funds or return millions to the federal government.Some insight into this:Cleveland council member Kris Harsh wants to end regular assessments after a certain percentage get their assessments at least 1 time.

The Housing Committee of Chicago’s City Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance that would give residents in the 5th Ward a right of first refusal.

Currency pegged $2BZD to $1USD (low inflation issues), Official language is English since it was a British Commonwealth, Property rights and laws are basically the same as the US since English based, 2nd/3rd world thus still Rough which I like (has flavor), 2 hour flight from Houston/Dallas connections, land is relatively inexpensive.

Before you get too far: https://www.abccolumbia.com/2025/06/11/city-of-columbia-council-approves-moratorium-for-short-term-rentals/#:~:text=COLUMBIA%252C%2520S.C.%2520(WOLO)%E2%80%93,to%2520density%2520and%2520public%2520safety.

The event sparked national outrage, political condemnation, and debate, with Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval and other officials denouncing the violence and calling for accountability, while controversial comments from a city council member, Victoria Parks, who suggested the victims "begged for that beatdown," the victims "begged for that beatdown," the victims "begged for that beatdown," the victims "begged for that beatdown," Seems like that's not supportive of the victimsWho's side is the council on?

Austin City Council just passed a fresh set of STR regulations.

Unlike a traditional rental license, creating a shared housing facility requires city council approval and opens the project up to a public comment period, which means that you basically need to get neighborhood buy-in to operate the property.

Dell Technologies Inc. is planning a $25 million expansion over the next five years at its Round Rock headquarters.That was disclosed by Round Rock Chamber officials during an Aug. 28 meeting as the Round Rock City Council unanimously voted to approve nominating Dell (Nasdaq: DELL) at its HQ at 1 Dell Way as a qualified enterprise project as part of the Texas Enterprise Zone Program.Dell is planning $25 million in real property and business personal property improvements at the site over the next five years, consisting of expansion, new construction and renovation.

The city council and fire dept, have misinterpreted a life and safety code and is restricting 1 person per 150 sqft.