Eighteen months into the pandemic, offices in the Washington D.C. Metro remain overwhelmingly empty. And with remote work taking hold, it’s unclear when — or if — they’ll return to...
A program to guarantee legal representation for low-income tenants in eviction court will pilot this winter with an expected $1 million worth of funding. Driving the news: The Philadelphia City...
FHFA Acting Director Sandra Thompson also announced expansions to the eligibility requirements for refinance programs geared toward low-income borrowers Desktop appraisals, a temporary flexibility implemented in March 2020 to keep...
It is often said that necessity is the mother of invention, but just as often, a technology is created well before it comes into popular use. Perhaps the proverb should...
Student housing operators were adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, according to a report issued Monday by the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC). The 2021 NMHC Student Housing...
Although government requirements related to the pandemic have lifted, not everyone is ready to return to life as normal. Many people are choosing to mask and physically distance, and these...
Federal ruling in Michigan is a big, wide-ranging win for the leading trade association. A federal court ruled that all National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) members who received Paycheck...
The surge in single-family construction means there are now more residential homes being developed than individual apartments. Rising home prices and interest rates will decrease housing affordability even further in...
Apartment owners must ensure that they are meeting necessary requirements, like venting and cleaning, to accommodate a restaurant on site. Before the pandemic, restaurants were among the most sought-after retail...
Rent increases of 20% or more are making life difficult for low-income tenants in many cities, just as eviction bans and unemployment relief are running out. Valley King Properties, a Phoenix-area...
