Category Archives: News

In a groundbreaking move that marks a pivotal moment in New York’s history, Governor Kathy Hochul held an event for the signing of a landmark bill establishing a Slavery Reparations Commission, a bold step towards confronting and rectifying the state’s deeply entrenched legacy of slavery and racial injustice. Keep reading to learn about the profound […]

In a recent survey conducted by Redfield & Wilton Strategies on behalf of Newsweek, striking differences in opinions on Social Security reform emerge across generations in the United States. The data underscores a pronounced generational divide, particularly evident between younger cohorts od millennials and Gen Zers, and individuals in their 60s and 70s. This survey, […]

The American Dream of homeownership is facing unprecedented challenges under the Biden administration, with average mortgage payments for new homes skyrocketing by a staggering 90%.  The surge in housing costs, discussed by ‘Mansion Global’ host Katrina Campins on Fox Business’ ‘The Big Money Show,’ raises concerns about the affordability of homes and the broader impact […]

In pursuing a greener future, California’s ambitious electric vehicle (EV) mandate faces a significant financial hurdle. NBC Bay Area reports that the state, renowned for its environmental initiatives, is experiencing a substantial loss in tax revenue due to the rise of EVs.  The $6 billion gap in gas tax revenue over the next decade poses […]

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Department of Social Services Commissioner Molly Wasow Park have announced they are making significant progress connecting homeless residents to permanent housing. The key driver behind this progress is the City Fighting Homelessness and Eviction Prevention (CityFHEPS) program, the nation’s largest city-funded rental assistance initiative. Streamlined Access Through Technology […]

Unsurprisingly, Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs) are a hot topic. A recent YouGov survey reveals a surprising truth: while one in five Americans live in HOA-governed communities, most prefer the freedom of non-HOA neighborhoods. This article explores how Americans really feel about HOA influence, from property aesthetics to personal freedoms. Join us as we unravel the intricate […]

During a House Budget Committee member day hearing, Rep. William Timmons (R-SC) addressed the pressing issue of the national debt. He emphasized the need for bipartisan cooperation to tackle the escalating costs of Social Security and Medicare.  As the nation grapples with a staggering $33.8 trillion debt and challenges to vital programs, Timmons advocates for […]

The U.S. Supreme Court is currently at the center of a landmark case, Moore v. United States, which could severely impact the nation’s tax landscape. The case, seemingly centered on the taxation of unrealized foreign gains, has considerable consequences that extend to wealth taxation.  The outcome of this case might redefine what Congress can or […]

In a revealing study from CoreLogic, a striking trend in the U.S. housing market has been identified. The widening income gap between local homebuyers and those moving in from other metro areas. Focusing on 20 most impacted U.S. cities, the analysis sheds light on how this disparity is affecting housing affordability and reshaping community dynamics. […]

As of December 7, 2023, the recently released 2018-2022 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates reveal intriguing language trends among the U.S. population aged 5 and older. The data indicates a slight decrease from 78.7% in 2013-2017 to 78.3% in those who spoke only English at home. Among those who spoke a language other than […]

As the Official Website of the City of New York reported, Mayor Adams made a step in combating longstanding housing discrimination and inequality issues. He signed the bill known as the Fair Housing Framework into law. This legislative initiative aims to ensure every neighborhood plays a fair role in addressing the city’s housing crisis.  New […]

A startling report by Sift a fraud management company found that nearly half of Gen Z individuals are engaging in ‘friendly fraud’, costing companies billions. This alarming trend not only tarnishes the image of a generation often viewed as progressive but also raises serious questions about the ethical implications of our increasingly digital world. High […]

In a trailblazing attempt to tackle New York City’s housing crisis, Mayor Eric Adams and the Department of City Planning introduced the “Green Fast Track.” This major initiative aims to streamline the environmental review process, cutting both time and costs associated with housing proposals. The unveiling is an important step towards realizing the administration’s ambitious […]

The property crisis in California took an unexpected and significant turn. Governor Gavin Newsom, Attorney General Rob Bonta, and the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) initiated legal action against La Cañada Flintridge, a suburb in Los Angeles County.  The affluent community, with a population of 20,000 in Los Angeles County, has garnered […]

In Washington State, a proposed bill, HB 1868, is stirring controversy with its radical approach to environmental protection. This legislation, spearheaded by State Representative Amy Walen, seeks to ban gas-powered leaf blowers, potentially leading to jail time or fines for violators. It’s a contentious move that could significantly impact small businesses and minority communities, raising […]

In Florida, a groundbreaking decision by Governor Ron DeSantis to ban certain foreign real estate investments has sparked a major uproar among industry giants. Companies like Blackstone and Lennar, usually focused on skyscrapers and sprawling developments, are now fiercely battling a legal restriction that limits where people from countries like China, Russia, and several others […]

The Sunshine State is facing a crisis that’s creating insecurities for its communities, as reported by Newsweek. Soaring home insurance premiums in Florida have become a financial nightmare for residents, prompting some to contemplate leaving the state or seeking more affordable options within its borders.  This alarming situation is unfortunately just the icing on the […]

In a recent speech at a campaign rally in Columbia, South Carolina, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed a stark reality many young Americans face – the daunting prospect of homeownership. Kennedy conveyed the prevalent sense of impending doom that haunts half of America, drawing parallels between navigating a bad neighborhood and young individuals’ challenges in […]

In a bold move that’s sending shockwaves through the real estate industry, Christina Grace, a California homeowner, has taken a stand against what she perceives as unjust practices by filing a lawsuit to reclaim a staggering $50,000 in real estate commissions. This legal battle, unfolding in Marin County, not only challenges the traditional norms of […]

In a move that further blurs the lines between high-profile tech moguls and the real estate market, a startup called Arrived, backed by none other than Jeff Bezos, is making waves. Founded in 2021, Arrived is not your typical real estate venture; it’s on a mission to reshape how everyday Americans participate in property investments. […]