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Affordability in the housing market is often a hot topic in real estate circles, but it may be reaching a flashpoint in New York City’s rental market, too.
Affordability in the housing market is often a hot topic in real estate circles, but it may be reaching a flashpoint in New York City’s rental market, too.
Educational Space.com reports that NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has left Earth, though the observatory still faces a considerable wait before its science mission begins in earnest. The gap between launch and full operation is standard for flagship missions, but it leaves astronomers and enthusiasts alike
Educational Deadline reports that Netflix has confirmed a fourth season for Tires, the workplace comedy from Shane Gillis and co-creator John McKeever. The pickup comes as part of a two-season renewal covering both the currently airing third season and the newly announced fourth, secured under the overall deal
Educational Variety reports that Well Go USA Entertainment has acquired "Paradise Lost," the new mystery-thriller from Yeon Sang-ho, the director behind "Train to Busan" and "Hellbound." The film is set for its world premiere on September 13 at Toronto's Royal
Qualifying for a mortgage comes down to three things a lender checks closely when you apply: credit, income, and debt.
The expectation had been for falling rates this year, but the war with Iran and its resulting rise in oil prices upended that.
Educational Deadline reports that Norman Reedus has signed on as a series regular for Apple TV's upcoming thriller "Disavowed," joining a cast led by James Marsden. The series, created by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway of "Iron Man" and "Uncharted" fame, centers
Educational NAHB Eye on Housing reports that household debt delinquency rates stabilized in the second quarter of 2026, with the overall share of delinquent balances edging lower and transitions into serious delinquency falling for a second straight quarter. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's latest Quarterly Report
Educational Scotsman Guide reports that First American is downplaying foreclosure risks even as home prices soften, pointing to low unemployment and record homeowner equity as buffers against widespread borrower distress. The underlying logic is straightforward: borrowers with jobs and substantial equity cushions are less likely to default, and those who
Educational Deadline reports that a documentary following a Syrian girl from age 11 to 21 across a turbulent decade is entering the Oscar conversation. One in a Million, directed by Itab Azzam and Jack Macinnes, earned two awards at Sundance including the directing prize. The film tracks Israa through formative
Educational The Mortgage Reports is drawing a useful distinction between second mortgages and home equity loans, clarifying when a home equity loan actually sits in second-lien position and how borrowers might weigh that product against HELOCs or cash-out refinancing. The piece speaks to homeowners who have built equity
Educational NYT Real Estate profiles a personal stylist and costume designer in Portland, Ore., who is navigating the housing market with a $540,000 budget. The story centers on a familiar tension for creative professionals: building a mortgage-ready profile when income arrives through freelance channels rather than a single