- Chiefs gave a first look at a $3B new stadium coming by 2031 in Wyandotte County — 70,000 seats and designed to capture Arrowhead’s gameday vibe.
- It’ll be a dome with translucent ETFE panels, 20,000+ parking spots, built “for noise” and still prioritizes tailgating.
- Plans include a Lamar Hunt statue, a Chiefs Hall of Fame twice the size and a team store four times bigger; designers MANICA/HNTB lead the project — name TBD.
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- Home sales are at record highs in many markets — a hot time to consider selling.
- Simple upgrades like lawn care, fresh landscaping and refinished floors often deliver strong returns and boost buyer interest.
- TODAY’s Vicky Nguyen asked experts which home improvements most reliably maximize resale value.
- Lukianivka, a historic Kyiv neighborhood, is repeatedly hit by Russian strikes — residents now treat attacks as a grim routine, sheltering in the metro and boarding up windows.
- Despite the danger, people stay and rebuild: rents are very affordable (studios under ~$200), vendors reopen makeshift stalls, and everyday life continues.
- Cultural touchstones persist amid the damage — the old market was charred but sellers returned, theater shows move to basements, and Kyiv’s first McDonald’s still stands with visible war scars.
- Albanian prosecutors say Miami-based businessman Artur Shehu—wanted over alleged drug-money laundering—may have used forged deeds to sell coastal land for a Jared Kushner–backed resort; Shehu denies the claims.
- The project has provoked local court fights and mass "Flamingo Revolution" protests, with residents and environmentalists warning it threatens beaches, wetlands, sea turtles and flamingoes.
- Prosecutors froze the sale funds and issued warrants, but Kushner and the developers are not accused and say the purchases were lawful; the Albanian government continues to support the development despite EU environmental concerns.
- Anthropic is leasing an entire 16‑story building at 330 Hudson St and plans to double its NYC staff to over 1,000 this year (space for ~1,700 desks).
- Airbnb bought 281 Park Avenue South in Gramercy for $81.5 million to serve as a major New York hub for its 600+ local employees.
- The twin moves signal a vote of confidence in NYC—bringing jobs and more AI/travel industry presence despite worries about the city's business climate.
- U.S. median existing-home price hit a record $440,660 in June (up 1.8% year-over-year) — prices have risen 36 months straight.
- Affordability is strained: fewer than 4 in 10 non-homeowners can afford a typical $200,000 starter home, and buyers need roughly $117,000 a year to afford the average house.
- A bipartisan housing bill to ease costs passed Congress but is stuck after the president delayed signing it, leaving its fate unclear.
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