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Return-to-Office Mandate Fuels Real Estate Rebound, But Federal Cuts Loom

Companies and the federal government's return-to-office mandates have driven a nearly 40% increase in office space demand between 2022 and 2024, yet the Department of Government Efficiency aims to significantly reduce government-owned office space, potentially flooding the market and impacting the r...

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Sunbelt Open-Air Retail Resurgence: Downtown Summerlin and Fenton Lead the Way

JLL's Third Quarter 2024 Retail Outlook reveals a surge in retail, rent growth, and walkable open-air retail in Sunbelt areas, with successful examples like Downtown Summerlin in Las Vegas and Fenton in Cary, NC, showcasing mixed-use developments attracting millions of visitors and achieving high oc...

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
zeit.de
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Hamburg to Build New Opera House in Hafencity

Hamburg will build a new opera house in Hafencity, primarily funded by a €330 million donation from the Kühne Foundation; the city provides the land and infrastructure, with the agreement to be announced Friday; the project faces criticism regarding cost and historical location.

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elmundo.es
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Valgrande Development Plan Blocked by Court; Environmental Concerns Remain

The Alcobendas city council's plan to build 8,600 homes in Valgrande, a 220-hectare ecologically significant area, is currently blocked by the Madrid High Court of Justice due to high-tension power lines; however, the council is pursuing a new plan despite this legal challenge and concerns from resi...

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faz.net
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Frankfurt Rhein-Main Wins "World Design Capital" Bid: Securing Funding for 2026 Projects

The "World Design Capital Frankfurt Rhein-Main" project, led by Carolina Romahn since December 2024, aims to use design to improve lives and promote democracy through various projects in 2026, with €16.5 million in secured public funding but needing more to reach its €21 million budget.

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zeit.de
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Regensburg Debates Plans for Arab/Islamic Shopping Center in Former Galeria Kaufhof Building

A private investor plans an Arab/Islamic cultural shopping center in Regensburg's former Galeria Kaufhof building, prompting city council debate and a March 10th deadline for the city's right of first refusal; the mayor is concerned about social division.

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elmundo.es
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Spain's PP Proposes Centralized Report System to Speed Up Housing Construction

The Partido Popular in Spain proposes a law to centralize the approval of urban development reports under the General State Administration, aiming to reduce processing times from up to one year to three months by creating a single-window system, and applying "silencio positivo" after three months fo...

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welt.de
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Kühne Foundation Funds New Hamburg Opera House, Raising Concerns about Costs and Existing Opera's Future

Hamburg will build a new opera house in Hafencity, funded largely by a €330 million pledge from the Kühne Foundation; the city will provide the land and infrastructure. The future of the existing opera house remains uncertain, sparking debate about costs and heritage preservation.

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theglobeandmail.com
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Calgary's Green Line Uncertainty Leaves Downtown Area Facing Uncertain Future

Calgary's Eau Claire Market was demolished to prepare for a Green Line train station, but Alberta's decision to build the line above ground now threatens the station's construction, leaving a vacant lot and raising concerns about negative impacts on the downtown area and potential long-term economic...

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Samara's Metro Development: Funding, Ridership, and Future Plans

A recent radio broadcast in Samara, Russia, debated the city's slow-moving metro development, citing funding issues and low ridership as key obstacles; experts suggest that completing the current line and securing federal funding are crucial for future expansion.

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welt.de
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Berlin's "Spore Haus" Wins 2024 DAM Preis for Sustainable Architecture

The 2024 DAM Preis was awarded to AFF Architekten's "Spore Haus" in Berlin, a striking building that uses recycled materials and repurposed elements, while the renovated Sophie-Scholl-Haus in Munich and the Kulturweberei in Finsterwalde were also finalists, highlighting the increasing importance of ...

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theglobeandmail.com
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Vaughan to Build Massive Downtown with 70-Story Towers

Vaughan, Ontario is planning a massive downtown redevelopment with at least 17 towers, including two 70-story buildings, to create a walkable, transit-oriented center with 10,000 housing units and commercial spaces, expected to take 10–25 years.

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