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In the four weeks ended Sept. 16, more than one-quarter of the homes listed for sale had a price drop, according to Redfin, a real estate brokerage. The supply of homes for sale increased annually in August for the first time in more than three years, according to the National Association of Realtors. The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed mortgage loan is up more than a quarter of a percentage point in the past month and is knocking on the door of 5 percent, a level not seen in nearly a decade. After three years of soaring home prices, the heat is coming off the U.S. housing market. Home sellers are slashing prices at the highest rate in at least eight years, especially in the... Read more
The lucrative summer travel season has come and gone, but the opportunity to book your short-term rental hasn’t. After all, many travelers prefer vacationing during...
After a remarkable run-up in housing costs that has crimped budgets, forced families from their neighborhoods and contributed to homelessness, it appears rent growth...
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Lately, it seems whenever you turn on the TV, a new data scandal is brought to the public surface. Between the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data scandal and the recent...
The Bay Area’s soaring housing costs are pushing poor people into neighborhoods where poverty and racial segregation are on the rise, a UC Berkeley study published Wednesday found. As a result, the region’s low-income families — particularly minority families — are increasingly cut off from relatives, their children may face worse health outcomes and parents’ commutes to work can dramatically lengthen. UC Berkeley researchers tracked migratory patterns and demographic changes across the region from 2000 to 2015. They found that movements caused by housing costs are intensifying racial disparities among neighborhoods. Many neighborhoods in San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley... Read more
Sarah Stewart has lived in Seattle for more than two and a half decades. She recently became homeless. Stewart has a degenerative illness and deals with chronic pain...
SAN FRANCISCO — The pharmaceutical industry’s most powerful lobbying group is opening its war chest to try to sway a policy fight with no clear connection to...
The Federal Trade Commission shut down a series of real estate websites that allegedly targeted Section 8 voucher recipients and falsely promised “exclusive”...
Los Angeles moved one step closer Thursday towards imposing new rules on renting out rooms or entire homes for short stays, a phenomenon that has boomed with the rise...
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