Preserve the People’s Post Office: Let Us Do Meaningful Postal Reform
A rallying cry for the Post Office.
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Read more...We are at best only at the end of the beginning of big cities’ Covid-19 pain. What comes next?
Read more...Apollo’s Leon Black needs to develop better taste in friends.
Read more...Renters and landlords need to come to terms in the Covid-19 new normal. But it’s not shaping up to be pretty.
Read more...A spike in mortgage delinquencies says more bad results are coming, particularly with no new stimulus in sight.
Read more...An inadequate second stimulus is guaranteed. The only question is “how inadequate”?
Read more...Large-scale shifts triggered by work-from-home, staggering unemployment crisis, and oil-and-gas bust. Rents respond in real time.
Read more...Mortgage servicers are still engaged the abuses they perpetrated in the foreclosure crisis.
Read more...White collar workers staying away from the office does not bode well for confidence about getting Covid under control.
Read more...A new paper shows that public pension fund investment in “alts” like real estate and private equity hurt returns and failed to lower risk.
Read more...Why Warren’s eviction bill, which calls for a one-year eviction freeze, does not go far enough to save homeowners, tenants, and businesses.
Read more...No, Case-Shiller is not yet a reflection of home prices during the Pandemic. Be patient.
Read more...Potentially thousands of vacant hotel rooms in New York City alone are ripe for conversion into permanent residences, deputy mayor, housing groups and hotel owners agree.
Read more...Some progress on Grenfell Tower: Remediating apartment blocks, ongoing inquiries, regulatory proposals. But not nearly enough. And then there’s the potential IT boondoggle. They were careless people, Tom and Daisy…
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a detailed, if sobering, account of the outlook for the economy.
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