This comes after one developer applied to squeeze 32 bedrooms between two buildings.
By Lauren Coin
Park trails along Lake Michigan’s shoreline in Wisconsin and Michigan are eroding because of more frequent extreme precipitation events and increased foot traffic from visitors in undesignated recreation areas.
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Politicians and city staffers are abandoning an effort to turn a municipally owned parking lot in Old East Village into housing.
Of that total, $23.6 million comes from the $1.4-billion property tax budget.
An $8 billion data center campus is coming to Port Washington, Wisconsin. The city’s common council unanimously approved the development in August, despite dozens of residents sharing their concerns over […]
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An $8 billion data center campus is coming to Port Washington, Wisconsin. The city’s common council unanimously approved the development in August, despite dozens of residents sharing their concerns over […]
A development quashed by city council 4 years ago over height and sewage capacity concerns is back on the table amid a new housing reality.
Josh Morgan is using authority granted by the Ontario government, referred to as “strong mayor powers", to speed up the development.
People who live on Elmdale Avenue in north London are mounting a campaign to stop redevelopment of a lot where a family home used to be into a 32-bedroom build. “We oppose the intensity of this development, it will change the neighbourhood,” one resident says. LFP’s Jack Moulton takes a look at what’s happening and […]
The Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin, a partnership between Wisconsin’s 13 public universities, has announced its commitment to investing more than $4.2 million in funding to support water education and water […]
A north London neighbourhood will see a 32-bedroom development built on the site of what was a single-family home, and neighbours are slamming city hall for allowing it. A developer has received the green light to build two, four-unit buildings at 545 and 547 Elmdale Ave. in the Adelaide Street and Fanshawe Park Road area. […]
Southwest London residents may have to get used to a "snowball effect" of higher-density development, one politician warns