María Teresa against the City Council of Madrid: a woman's fight for her house in La Cañada that raises doubts about the development of El Cañaveral
María Teresa Gómez has been in a 16-year legal battle against the Madrid City Council, which is trying to evict her from a home built on a municipal green zone to develop new housing in El Cañaveral.
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.
Residents of the tilted apartment building moved to a new home
Residents have moved into a newly constructed apartment building in Tartu, replacing a previously demolished tilted structure.
Few Know: Those Who Are This Age Have Reached the Highest Point of Intelligence Quotient
New studies reveal that cognitive abilities peak at different stages in life, challenging the long-held belief that intelligence is solely linked to youth.
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.
Subsidies for Rolls-Royce might seem a bit rich, but they are inevitable
Rolls-Royce is seeking up to £200 million in subsidies from UK taxpayers to support its new engine development, despite its substantial financial reserves.
Consortium MEZ-RZK wins auction to build the administrative center of the government of São Paulo
The MEZ-RZK consortium has won the bid to construct a new administrative center for the São Paulo state government, which is expected to cost approximately R$ 6.09 billion and be completed by 2030.
Research on new medications, such as polylaminin, must follow strict international rules
The development of new medications, including polylaminin, requires adherence to strict international guidelines, particularly in clinical trials that involve control groups to assess efficacy and safety.
How healthy is your hometown? The new tool from the Health Development Institute provides the answer
The Health Development Institute has created 12 new dynamic data dashboards to improve the accessibility of health data in Estonia.
Silver Sillak: The problem is not ETS, but the lack of new power plants
Silver Sillak emphasizes that the real issue facing Estonia's energy market is the insufficient development of new power plants, rather than the Emissions Trading System (ETS).
Changes in Gargždai center for a third of a million: there will be a mandatory route to the seaside
Gargždai is set to undergo significant transformation with a new project worth over 336,000 euros focused on revitalizing the market area and creating better connectivity to the seaside.
400 new student apartments will be built here
The municipality of Oslo has sold a site at Økern to the student welfare organization (SiO) for the construction of 400 new student apartments.
President Yoon: 'Accelerate housing supply including third new towns' order
President Yoon has instructed to expedite the development of public housing sites in the metropolitan area, including the third new towns, emphasizing the need for efficient progress.
New Gas Network Development Plan: Estonia's Peak Consumption is Covered
Elering has presented a gas transmission network development plan for 2026-2035, ensuring Estonia's peak energy needs can be met, even during cold winters and unexpected circumstances.
Charis Doukas: Open window for coalition government if my proposal is not voted
Charis Doukas discusses important urban infrastructure projects and internal party dynamics ahead of the Pasok conference regarding cooperation with New Democracy.
New entertainment palace to revive the rundown shopping center 21:an in Eskilstuna
A new entertainment venue is set to transform the abandoned 21:an shopping center in Eskilstuna, with hopes of revitalizing the local area.
Nara Takamatsuzuka Tumulus National Treasure Wall Paintings to Be Closed to the Public for Four Years Due to New Facility Development
The public viewing of wall paintings at the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus in Nara will be halted for four years as a new preservation and exhibition facility is developed.
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 three artificial mountains of the A-5 take off, created with the earth from underground construction: a viewpoint, a circuit, and picnic areas will be built
Three artificial earth mounds along the A-5 highway near Madrid are being developed from soil excavated during tunnel construction, with plans for recreational facilities.
Gallery no longer a 'waste of time' as $145m of art goes on display
The Newcastle Art Gallery has opened its expanded wing after two decades of delays and funding issues, making it the largest public art gallery in regional New South Wales.
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.
70 years Evgenidis Foundation: Memorandum of Cooperation with CERN & Establishment of Training and Skills Development Institute
The Evgenidis Foundation is celebrating its 70th anniversary and announced a collaboration with CERN and the establishment of a new training institute.
Where will Victoria’s new homes be built? Competing Liberal and Labor visions are as much about politics as planning
Political competition in Victoria over housing policy has intensified as both major parties propose contrasting visions for urban development.
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.
Kaunas Old Town streets may change significantly: here are the planned changes
A new plan for the historic Old Town of Kaunas encompasses 99 hectares, focusing on street management and infrastructure improvements while respecting cultural and historical contexts.
Lee Heon-wook Takes Office as the New Head of the Korea Real Estate Agency
Lee Heon-wook has been appointed as the new head of the Korea Real Estate Agency, emphasizing the importance of real estate in societal development and pledging to enhance the agency's role.
Former Mayor Lars Weiss Gets a New Job
Lars Weiss, the former Social Democratic mayor of Copenhagen, is set to become the director of urban development at Urban Partners.
Ladakh Pashmina will receive a new identity
A two-day event in 2026 will see Indian businessmen and local entrepreneurs focus on improving the identity of Ladakh's Pashmina and increasing its global recognition.
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.
Ukrainian Minister of Defense: We are preparing a new plan if the war continues
Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced that a new plan is in development to address the ongoing conflict.
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.
Flop at the Games, the slalom is a nasty beast. And our young ones have no references
Giuliano Razzoli discusses the current state of Italian slalom skiing and the need for new talent, while reflecting on past achievements and the challenges faced by young athletes.
Another interblock announced in the Senate: Provincias Unidas, provincial parties, and Pro allied together
A new interblock in the Argentine Senate named Impulso País has been formed by seven senators from Provincias Unidas, provincial parties, and PRO, aiming to prioritize regional development and collaboration in legislation.
We need a new debate on Norwegian development and aid policy
The article calls for a re-evaluation of Norway's development and aid policies, emphasizing the need for honesty and transparency regarding the objectives of aid in relation to national security.
New global tariff by Trump affects a quarter of Brazilian exports to the US, says government
The new global tariffs implemented by the Trump administration impact approximately 25% of Brazilian exports to the United States, according to the Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry, and Trade.
M Vituzzo opens exclusive service for choosing units at Serena
M Vituzzo has launched a special service for potential buyers to select units in their new Serena development, emphasizing longevity and active lifestyle.
Sicoob strengthens education and inaugurates Teaching Center in Vila Princesa in Porto Velho
Sicoob has inaugurated a new Teaching Center in Vila Princesa, Porto Velho, aimed at improving educational and social opportunities for the local community.
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.
31 Hotels and 3,700 Rooms in Tampere - Yet New Ones Are Being Planned at an Accelerating Pace
Tampere, Finland, is experiencing a surge in hotel development despite having a significant existing hotel capacity.
The number of new buildings has significantly increased in downtown Akureyri, and more are in the planning stages
Akureyri is experiencing a rise in new building developments, with several additional projects in the planning phase.
Development of the Law on the Elimination of Violence
Latvia's parliament initiated the development of a new law aimed at combating violence, launched as an alternative to the Istanbul Convention.
The law proposed by opponents of the Istanbul Convention will not be developed until March
The Latvian parliament's decision to draft a new anti-violence law as an alternative to the Istanbul Convention will delay its development until March.
What Happened to the Genitals of the Vitruvian Man? The Mystery Surrounding Da Vinci’s Famous Drawing Has a New Development
An Italian television network faces criticism for airing a modified version of Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man during its Winter Olympics broadcasts, sparking controversy dubbed 'Penisgate 2' in parliament.
Trump has a new reason to worry. His voters do not believe him regarding renewable energy sources
A majority of Donald Trump’s voters now support solar energy development, reflecting a growing public opinion shift towards renewable energy and climate issues in the United States.
Ildikó von Kürthy: "I think it's great that I have grown old inside"
In an interview, Ildikó von Kürthy reflects on aging positively, discussing her new book and a recent application to a modeling competition.
South Africa: Gauteng Govt To Set Up Infrastructure Agency
The Gauteng government plans to establish a new infrastructure agency to centralize major projects and improve service delivery.
VIDEO ⟩ Constructor in Stalaži: A new method is being used for building insulation
New wooden panels produced by SIA 'GPC' are being used to insulate a multi-apartment building in Valkā, supported significantly by EU funding.
Nigeria: NSDC, Lee Group to Expand Sugar Infrastructure in Niger
Niger State's governor has expressed commitment to supporting the establishment of a new sugar project in collaboration with the National Sugar Development Council and Lee Group.
Tres de Febrero progresses with a key Metrobus stop on Route 8
Construction is underway for a new Metrobus stop on Route 8 in Tres de Febrero, aimed at improving traffic flow and public transport safety.