Corruption Scandal Shows How Some Housing Nonprofits Misused Tax Dollars to Obstruct Affordable Development
HomeRise's spending history raised eyebrows. Turns out that other nonprofits are doing the same.
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Home Sales Bottom Out to Near-Record Low as Prices Continue to Climb
Home sales hit their lowest point in May since the early months of the pandemic. What comes next?
The Rental Market for Single-Family Homes Is Set to Soar
With rent growth continuing to climb, these properties will benefit the most.
Renting vs. Buying a Home in 2024 and Do You Have Enough in Your 401(k)?
Renting vs. buying a house: when it comes to FIRE, many people assume that you must own a home and preferably have it paid off to reach financial freedom. But…
“Housing Cartel” Investigated by the DOJ Puts Landlords on Alert
RealPage has been accused of price fixing in Atlanta, bringing the DOJ into housing affairs.
Is California’s ADU Law the Beginning of a New Era in Housing?
San Jose is the first city to embrace AB 1033 as ADUs become a potential solution to affordability.
New York City’s Real Estate Brokerages Could Be Destroyed By a New Law
NYC has a bill on the table that could reshape its real estate industry forever.
Rent Prices Are “Guaranteed” to Increase Over the Next Two Years—Here’s Why
With only 600,000 apartment units being built this year, supply will continue to be nowhere near demand.
Inflation Hedges: Top 5 Investments for a Rock-Solid Portfolio
Consider these kinds of investments to protect yourself from the next inflationary wave, whenever it comes.
Opinion: The Government Has Taken a Permanent Intellectual Vacation—This New Plan is Evident of That
A new federal policy may just drive housing prices and inflation even higher.
Airbnb Is Pairing Up With Mom-and-Pop Investors to Win Its War—but Is It Too Late?
When New York City banned short-term rentals (under 30 days) under Local Law 18 in September 2023, 15,000 landlords suddenly found themselves without income, many struggling to pay their mortgages.…
Texas Has Some of the Fastest-Growing Cities in the United States—Should You Invest Before It’s Too Late?
Everything is bigger in Texas—including the growth of some of its most under-the-radar cities. According to the latest U.S. Census Bureau figures, between July 2022 and July 2023, eight of…
Zero-Down Mortgages Are Making a Comeback—Is This the Beginning of Another Housing Crash?
With housing prices and mortgage rates rising, it’s becoming harder for the average person to own a home, let alone invest in a second property. One mortgage lender has introduced…
