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Preservation organizations sued the administration over the White House ballroom project.
’s proposed ballroom has not been judicially halted as of the latest reporting; the has filed suit seeking a preliminary injunction, a federal judge has signaled skepticism of the administration’s leg...
in October 2025 and the ballroom project has continued to move forward rather than being halted; demolition, site work and visible construction activity were documented through late 2025 and officials...
The ballroom project has not been halted as of late January 2026: demolition and underground work proceeded after the East Wing was torn down, and visible construction continues while a by the seeks t...
sued to stop construction of ’s White House ballroom, alleging the administration began demolition and work without legally mandated reviews, public input or congressional authorization and thereby vi...
ballroom project is actively underway: the East Wing has been demolished and site work and construction activities are in progress while federal commissions have begun public reviews and to halt the w...
The ballroom project at the White House has not been permanently blocked; a preservationist lawsuit seeking to halt construction is active but a judge declined to immediately stop work while schedulin...
The principal legal challenge to halt demolition and construction of was filed by in mid-December 2025, seeking emergency relief to stop work and force agency review and congressional oversight; a sep...
ballroom project has not been legally halted: filed suit seeking a court order to pause the project, but no judge has yet issued an injunction to stop work, and the administration says above‑ground co...
The reported price of ’s proposed 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom has risen repeatedly since its July announcement, moving from an initial estimate to public statements and reporting that plac...