Mayor Bowser Submits Final RFK Stadium Redevelopment Plan
Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC officials submitted the final master plan on September 24 to redevelop the 180‑acre former RFK Stadium site into a year‑round destination, ending years of vacancy.
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Albany Starts Nighttime Prep for Central Warehouse Demolition
Governor Kathy Hochul, County Executive Dan McCoy and demolition crews began nighttime prep on September 21, 2026 to start tearing down the Central Warehouse, a longtime eyesore in downtown Albany, aiming to improve the area.
Developers Invited to Submit Plans for Wildwood Waterfront Site
Qualified developers have until August 25, 2026, to submit proposals for redeveloping a 3.4‑acre waterfront site at 525 West Spicer Avenue in Wildwood, marking a potential major transformation of the area.
Wildwood moves ahead with Back Bay redevelopment
The City of Wildwood confirmed that work on the Back Bay waterfront redevelopment is underway, aiming to improve infrastructure, attract businesses, and enhance public spaces as part of a broader revitalization effort.
Wildwood Council Approves Wonderland Pier Redevelopment by 5‑2 Vote
The Wildwood City Council approved a plan to redevelop the vacant Wonderland Pier site with a 5‑2 vote on August 9, 2026, aiming to rejuvenate the historic boardwalk attraction.
Back Bay Redevelopment Makes Progress, City Announces
The City of Wildwood announced progress on its mixed‑use Back Bay waterfront redevelopment on July 21, 2026, outlining steps toward revitalizing the eastern shoreline with new residential, commercial and public spaces as part of an ongoing citywide effort.
Ocean City Council Approves Redevelopment of Former Wonderland Site
On June 25, 2026, Ocean City Council declared the former Wonderland amusement‑park property in need of rehabilitation and approved a redevelopment plan to revitalize the vacant boardwalk site.
Artists Fear Redevelopment Threatens Mile‑Ex Studio Building
Artists in Montreal’s Mile‑Ex neighbourhood fear that redevelopment plans could destroy the historic 435 Beaubien studio building, a long‑standing cultural landmark.
