Published by REALTOR.com | July 24, 2024 Evictions are surging in some of the most popular COVID-19 pandemic boomtowns for one simple reason: The rent is too high. Nearly two years after the federal government lifted COVID-19 pandemic-era eviction moratoriums, evictions are surging in some of the most popular boomtowns for one simple reason: The …
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The resumption of monthly debt repayments looming on the horizon for younger adults coincides with that point in their lives when they’re most likely to be shopping for homes. Published by REALTOR.com | September 28, 2023 On Oct. 1, millions of Americans faced the harsh reality of having to resume student loan payments after a …
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Published by FOX Business | September 12, 2022 IRS: Most late-filing refunds will be issued by the end of September The Internal Revenue Service is sending refunds to more than a million Americans who filed their taxes late in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic – but time is running out for taxpayers to collect …
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Published by Forbes.com | May 5, 2022 NAR calculates purchasing a home is now 55% more expensive than a year ago. Two years after enduring the devastating financial impacts of Covid-19, the U.S. economy has made an impressive comeback, in large part due to a booming housing market. But as Lawrence Yun, chief economist for …
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Published by Forbes.com | May 11, 2022 The decrease in value of commercial property has forced many owners to restructure their debt. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a dramatic impact on commercial real estate values, and in some cases resulted in property no longer being able to support the debt with which it is encumbered. …
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Published by FOX Business | March 25, 2022 Households that paid no federal income tax expected to plunge next year More than half of U.S. households paid no federal income taxes in 2021, a temporary spike attributed to massive COVID-19 relief spending in the form of tax credits and stimulus payments. A recent analysis from the …
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Published by CNBC | March 4, 2022 While many homeowners are on their way toward financial recovery after the worst days of the pandemic, the need for help continues. Most of the pandemic-era forbearance options for struggling homeowners have come to an end, but a pot of money allocated by Congress is still available for those who need …
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Published by FOX Business | February 25, 2022 Lawmakers approved $46.5 billion in Emergency Rental Assistance last year More than 80% of the billions of dollars in federal rental assistance aimed at keeping families in their homes during the pandemic went to low-income tenants, the Treasury Department said. It also concluded that the largest percentage of tenants receiving …
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Published by REALTOR Magazine | February 14, 2022 Foreign investors purchased $70.8 billion of U.S. commercial real estate in 2021 As COVID-19 travel restrictions began to lift last year, foreign investors flocked back to U.S. commercial real estate. Foreign investments exceeded pre-pandemic levels in 2021, a new report from Real Capital Analytics shows. Foreign investors …
Published by Breibart | December 15, 2021 The Redfin real estate organization put out the report on how lockdowns and working from home changed the way Americans sell and buy houses. Another sector of the U.S. economy is looking back on how the coronavirus pandemic reshaped it, and in the case of real estate at least 10 …
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