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Trump Moves Forward With Plans To Use Federal Land To Build Affordable Housing

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Published by REALTOR.com | March 20, 2025 President Donald Trump’s administration has taken the first step toward fulfilling his campaign promise of opening up some federal land to build new homes and boost the nation’s housing supply. Department of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner on Monday announced a …

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Economists: It Will Take 7 Years To Fix the Housing Shortage at Current Construction Pace

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Published by REALTOR.com | March 10, 2025 The supply gap improved moderately in 2024, but the country still fell 3.8 million units short of meeting demand relative to new household formations and pent-up demand. The U.S. housing shortage will take more than seven years to fix at the current rate of construction, according to a …

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Older Americans Are Moving Out of These States as Property Taxes Soar

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Published by REALTOR.com | March 7, 2025 Parts of the U.S. with low to moderate property tax rates have been seeing an influx of retirees who are leaving areas with high tax rates. Sky-high property taxes in large metros like New York City, Philadelphia, and Chicago are driving retirees out and fueling an internal migration …

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What Is House Hacking, And Is It A Solution To The Housing Problem?

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Published by Forbes.com | February 24, 2025 Many homebuyers and renters struggle to find affordable housing – and some can’t find housing at all. House hacking is one possible solution. Housing in general — and affordable housing in particular — continues to be a major problem for many Americans. Depending on the source, there are …

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Homebuilders Are Concerned About New Tariffs and Affect on Material Costs

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Published by FOX Business | February 19, 2025 President Trump has pursued a number of tariffs in recent weeks Tariffs recently announced by President Donald Trump causing worry among U.S. homebuilders. Those concerns come after the president has pursued a slew of tariffs in recent weeks, including moving to reinstate a 25% tariff on steel …

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Investors Weigh Pros And Cons Of Backing Senior Housing

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Published by Forbes.com | January 31, 2025 The last several years have seen demand outstrip supply of senior housing communities, leading to opportunities for investors willing to surmount the sector’s challenges. If it seems you’re noticing more senior housing communities these days, you’ve got a good eye for development. Retirement communities, along with the older …

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Trump Wants to Fix The Housing Affordability Crisis

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Published by FOX Business | January 23, 2025 Regulatory factors present a major hurdle in today’s housing market, experts say Within his first few days in office, President Donald Trump issued an emergency order directing the heads of all executive departments and agencies to “deliver emergency price relief,” which he emphasized would include lowering the …

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Housing Crunch Hits Middle Class Amid Starter Home Shortage

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Published by REALTOR.com | January 25, 2025 The housing crisis in the U.S. shows no sign of easing as affordability hits even the middle class—across all U.S. states. The housing crisis in the U.S. shows no sign of easing as affordability hits even the middle class—across all U.S. states—and builders “focus on luxury instead of …

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LA Wildfires May Hit $45B in Insured Losses, Shattering Records

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Published by REALTOR.com | January 16, 2025 Estimated insured losses from the Palisades and Eaton fires in Los Angeles currently range from $35 billion to $45 billion, said CoreLogic. The devastating fires in Los Angeles are on track to shatter prior records for total losses, according to a new analysis from CoreLogic. Estimated insured losses …

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