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Durham community unites to tackle affordable housing crisis
A Durham community came together Sunday afternoon to address the affordable housing crisis. A recent study by the N.C. Chamber Foundation, the North Carolina
Appeals Court Orders Huntington Beach to Comply with State Housing Law
From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository “Huntington Beach officials have wasted vast sums of taxpayer dollars to defend clearly unlawful NIMBY policies. They
Santa Barbara County supervisors respond to Grand Jury report on housing crisis
It’s been 90 days since the Santa Barbara County Grand Jury said that local officials “failed” to address the ongoing housing crisis in the
Faith leaders could build homes under the Yes in God’s Backyard Act to help end housing crisis
What if solving America’s housing crisis started in a church parking lot? That’s the vision behind U.S. Sen. Mark Warner’s Yes in God’s Back Yard (YIGBY) Act, a
4 best real estate investing apps in 2025
Rachel Christian September 9, 2025 at 1:31 PM Real estate is still one of the most reliable ways to build wealth in America. It’s
Rejected housing production plan pays Frontrunner City dividends
LOWELL — In June, the City Council debated whether Lowell can grow its way out of its housing crisis by building more affordable units.
Warren Buffett Once Said Americans Should Be 'Lining Up' To Buy Homes, Calling The 30-Year Mortgage A 'No-Brainer' And A Good Way To Go Short the Dollar
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Real estate investors shift focus beyond metros as tier 2 & 3 cities show strong growth: RISE Infraventures COO
New Delhi [India], September 14 (ANI): Real estate investors are increasingly diversifying beyond metro cities, as Tier 2 and Tier 3 hubs demonstrate strong
Mortgage rates continue to move downward. Will it last?
WASHINGTON (TNND) — Mortgage rates have continued to tumble downward after being stuck near 7% for more than a year, ramping up the cost