Court of Justice suspends demolitions and new buildings in São Paulo
The São Paulo Court of Justice has temporarily suspended permits for demolitions and new constructions in the city based on recent legal challenges regarding zoning laws.
Works Have Begun: This is How the New Green Space Will Benefit 70,000 Residents and Promises to Transform the Northern Area of the City
Construction has started on a new park in Colegiales, Buenos Aires, which aims to provide a recreational area for over 70,000 residents.
City Center Königstein: When Trees Give Way to Trees
The city center of Königstein is undergoing construction to combat climate change, leading to the felling of trees, which has sparked local protests.
South Africa: 80% of Joburg Trading Permits Uncollected - South African News Briefs - February 26, 2026
The City of Johannesburg reports that 80% of trading permits issued have not been collected, causing challenges for local traders who face eviction by authorities.
The 'proximity effect': which neighborhoods will grow the most due to new transportation in the City
The new subway line and electric buses will improve connectivity in certain neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and impact the real estate market.
The new city center starts here
A new real estate project, Eurogarden and the Civic Center, is transforming the urban landscape of Maringá, Brazil, by establishing a new development axis that focuses on smart urban planning, sustainability, and quality of life.
João Pessoa City Hall expropriates properties in the Historical Center to implement a tourist venture
The City Hall of João Pessoa has expropriated properties in the Historical Center to make way for a new tourist development in collaboration with a Portuguese hotel group.
Four Years Until Completion of Sejong City: Tasks of the Administrative Hub Complex City Construction Agency
Sejong City, a planned administrative city in South Korea, is set to complete its construction in 2028, with ongoing work on public rental housing and infrastructure across six designated living areas.
GALLERY: Hundipea development detailed planning moved forward
The Tallinn city government has proposed a detailed plan for the Hundipea northern area, transforming a closed port and industrial zone into an open urban space with new residences, commercial spaces, and a seaside promenade.
Four Maarjamäe Residents Win Against Tallinn in Circuit Court
Four residents from Maarjamäe have achieved a partial victory against the Tallinn City Planning Office in a recent circuit court ruling concerning the demolition of a central pavilion.
The population of Tartu has decreased over the year
The population of Tartu, Estonia, has seen a significant decline according to recent data from the city's population operations department.
'Mumbai Residents' Priorities Are Paramount in Budget,' Says Ritu Tawde
Mumbai's budget, set to be revealed soon, incorporates suggestions from local corporators to enhance the city's development.
Egypt builds a new tourism center on the Red Sea for one billion dollars
The Egyptian government has launched a major development project on the Red Sea, focusing on the Il Monte Galala Towers and Marina complex, which aims to enhance the country's tourism sector.
CITY IN THE CITY: See what the Luther quarter will look like
A new residential and business district called the Luther quarter is being developed in Tallinn, Estonia, with a focus on creating a car-free, human-centric environment.
Via Marina, a missed opportunity for the whole city
Work has begun on the redevelopment of Via Marina in Milan, but the removal of parking spots without notifying residents or the municipality has sparked controversy.
'Paulistana Times Square': Bright Screens in the Center Approved by Heritage Agency
The 'Paulistana Times Square' project, which aims to install large LED screens in downtown Sao Paulo, has received approval from the city's heritage agency, although further permits are still required.
SP City Hall approves 'Times Square' of downtown at Conpresp, and construction begins in March
São Paulo's municipal government has approved a project to transform a section of downtown into a vibrant space akin to New York's Times Square, with construction expected to start in March 2024.
Billions from the KPO support the development of cities. What are the EU funds used for?
The article discusses the allocation and impact of funds from Poland's National Reconstruction Plan (KPO) on city development.
Almeida will create a cultural 'refuge' for youth in the iconic Peironcely building, it will be named after Robert Capa, cost a million euros and will be managed by the foundation of Father Llanos
The city of Madrid plans to transform the historic Peironcely building into a cultural center for young people, named after photographer Robert Capa, with funding from the Father Llanos Foundation.
40 Blocks with a Tree-Lined Park, Courts, and Play Areas: What We Know About the New Highway That Will Cross the City
The Buenos Aires city government has announced plans for a new highway project that includes a dedicated public transport lane and a linear park with recreational areas.
This is the best city in Argentina, according to AI, and it's not the one you think
A recent evaluation by artificial intelligence has identified Mendoza as the best city in Argentina based on a comprehensive set of criteria, which includes quality of life and cultural development.
Sheinin and Temu must soon reveal the backgrounds of their products - Tampere leading the way in the green transition
Tampere is the first major city in Finland to commit to the EU’s green development program, which includes implementing a digital product passport for greater transparency in product sourcing.
A Guide to Designing a Lively City: "Green or Bare City?"
A practical guide on creating vibrant urban environments has been published, compiling five years of experience and knowledge on urban ecology in Tartu.
Bulldozer Action on Illegal Houses in Rajkot
Authorities in Rajkot have begun a demolition drive targeting illegal constructions in the city.
The Basque Government warns of the impact of city dwellers moving to the countryside: 'They are bothered by sheep passing through the village and leaving marks'
The Basque Government raises concerns about the complaints from urban migrants to rural areas regarding agricultural activities and livestock.
Kakao Mobility exports parking solutions to Saudi smart city 'Diriyah'
Kakao Mobility has signed a contract to supply integrated mobility solutions for the Diriyah project, a major smart city development in Saudi Arabia.
São Vicente's waterfront gains autonomy for new investments; understand
The São Vicente waterfront in São Paulo, Brazil, now has direct management by the city government, allowing for expedited investments and urban interventions under a new integrated management plan.
It's not what you imagine: what is the second largest city in the country
Córdoba, known as 'La Docta', is identified as Argentina's second largest city by area, despite Buenos Aires being the most populous.
This man made Tampere into Tampere – and could have helped put Kekkonen in the presidency
Kalle Kaihari, a businessman and patron from Tampere, played a crucial role in the city's development between the 1960s and 1980s, supporting key projects that shaped its current landscape.
Pärnu City Council approved the detailed plan for the former linen factory site for a residential and business quarter
The Pärnu City Council has approved a detailed plan for the redevelopment of the former linen factory site into a residential and business quarter, with construction set to begin shortly in three phases.
Mongaguá, SP, formalizes request for transfer of use of railway areas to the Union
The city of Mongaguá in São Paulo has made a formal request to the Federal Secretariat of Patrimony for the transfer or donation of railway areas to enhance local public interest and development.
General Archive recovers photos showing the transformation of various regions of Rio
The General Archive of the City of Rio de Janeiro has recovered photographs from 1937 to 1945, showcasing the city's transformation during a period of significant urban development.
What do we need with a suburb in the city's hottest district?
The article explores the debate on whether a new development in Nordvest, Copenhagen, will improve or detract from the area's appeal, with differing opinions among critics.
"Mini City" for Children: A Municipality in the Conurbano, Recognized in Mexico for its Urban Project
San Martín municipality in Argentina was recognized for its child-focused urban development strategies, participating in a training program in Mexico.
New districts in the north and northeast: Procedure failed: Reiter demands restart for planning tens of thousands of apartments
The mayor of Munich, Dieter Reiter, has declared the urban development measures in the north and northeast of the city a failure and is calling for a restart of planning discussions to address housing shortages.
Petrolina City Hall opens registration for temporary job selection process
The city of Petrolina has launched a selection process for temporary job positions related to rural development.
Acceptance of the Tallinna Harbour planning has been postponed
The acceptance of Tallinna Harbour's detailed planning has been delayed in the Tallinn City Council due to opposition actions.
Controversial Agreement Between the Church and Developer: 'The City is Handing Over Land Too Lightly'
Residents of Z Osiedla Maltańskiego are being displaced as the Archdiocese of Poznań sells land to a developer planning to construct 2,000 apartments, raising concerns about their future.
Agreement for urban services signed between the Uberaba City Hall and Convale
The Uberaba City Hall has signed an agreement with the Intermunicipal Consortium for Regional Development (Convale) to provide urban infrastructure services.
Skyscraper or Culture in the Center of Warsaw? We Know the City's Position
The Warsaw City Hall is considering modifications to the general plan that allows for high-rise buildings in an area currently hosting the Komuna Warszawa cultural hub, met with skepticism from local artists and activists.
Narva City Council approved a city budget of 134 million euros
The Narva City Council has approved a budget of 134 million euros for this year, which includes plans for new educational institutions and the expansion of the central square.
Säverman: A Different Time, A Different City
The article reflects on the changing landscape of a city and personal memories tied to it, specifically referencing a café that no longer exists.
The old police station in Seogyo-dong, Seoul transforms into a 'small library' starting on the 20th
Seoul is set to transform the old police station in Seogyo-dong into a small library named 'Seogyo Fun Vitality Space' as part of a city initiative to revitalize underused urban spaces.
The area of the city where there is always demand for rental apartments
The Palermo neighborhood in Buenos Aires is gaining popularity for its rental apartments, particularly among students due to its proximity to universities.
MIDR recognizes the emergency situation of the municipality of Óbidos due to heavy rains
The Brazilian Ministry of Integration and Regional Development has recognized the emergency status of Óbidos due to severe rains, allowing the city to access federal resources for disaster relief.
Former Mayor Arrested on Suspicion of Receiving 5 Million Yen Bribe in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture
Former Hanno City Mayor Katsuyoshi Okubo has been arrested on suspicion of accepting a 5 million yen bribe related to land development permits.
Will the Last Connection of the Jeonju Outer Circulation Road, Which Has Been Half-Finished, Be Completed?
Jeonju City is taking steps to ensure the completion of the last section of the outer circulation road, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion and enhance economic efficiency in the region.
Renting apartments anew? Large cities are 'for', but significant doubts arise
The Polish Parliament is considering a project to limit the sale of municipal apartments to tenants, amidst concerns from city officials about the implications of increased regulations.
Seoul City to Invest 16 Trillion Won in Gangbuk Development - Announcing 'Again, Gangbuk Prosperity Era 2.0'
Seoul City plans to invest 16 trillion won to enhance transportation and create industrial hubs in the Gangbuk region as part of its 'Again, Gangbuk Prosperity Era 2.0' initiative.
2026 World Cup Works Affect Traders at Tlalpan's Underpasses: 'Where Are We Going to Go?'
Traders in Tlalpan, Mexico City, fear eviction from their long-established businesses due to upcoming renovations for the 2026 World Cup.