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Educational Realtor.com News reports on a property at 7711 Mulholland Drive that carries a $1.25 million asking price despite lacking basic amenities: no kitchen, no sewer connection, and an active squatter problem. The home presents the surface markers of luxury but appears to have never been occupied, illustrating
After a tumultuous period that thrust the firm into a glaring spotlight, MF1 Capital is seeing a significant change in management.
Educational HousingWire reports that a push for rent stabilization in Providence has regained momentum following the primary election, with mayoral candidate Morales positioned as the favorite heading into the general election. Morales has indicated that rent stabilization would become an early priority for City Hall if elected, signaling potential shifts
Educational HousingWire reports that newly released credit score pricing grids could push borrowing costs higher for consumers, with analyses pointing to VS 4.0 as a particular source of added expense. When the machinery of credit scoring shifts, the effects ripple outward: loan pricing becomes less predictable, and borrowers who
The "Practical Magic" actress revealed she's secretly held onto an apartment in England for over 20 years.
Educational The Real Deal National reports that the pool of landlords seeking compensation for pandemic-era eviction moratorium losses continues to expand. The case of Darby Development Co. Inc. v. United States has drawn in more than 2,600 property owners, a 75 percent surge since spring, according to a
It's an age-old question: Should you keep renting, or bite the bullet and buy your home?
Educational BiggerPockets Blog published a piece this week on what rent data from all fifty states reveals about common landlord miscalculations. The author, writing from Conroe, Texas, describes a portfolio of new-construction long-term rentals chosen to be deliberately unremarkable—properties that mostly run themselves so the owner can
Educational Curbed reports on Regina Carter, who has built a direct bridge between office surplus and NYCHA residents by intercepting furniture bound for landfills and redistributing it through pop-up giveaways across the city. The operation runs on a rented U-Haul and a lean crew, turning commercial discard into
Educational Multifamily Dive reports that Andrew Bailey, newly named VP of development for the Midwest at NRP Group, sees untapped opportunity in the region's public housing authorities and land banks, which he describes as actively seeking ways to increase housing supply. This signals a broader institutional appetite for