College students are still unable to find housing despite enrollment dropping since the start of the pandemic, and a major price-fixing lawsuit against corporate landlords sheds light on why.
Read more...Why a story on the abuse of private power, here a security guard beating up the homeless on public property, does not go far enough.
Read more...In his latest paper, investment expert Richard Ennis continues showing how alternative investments destroy value.
Read more...Economists begin to admit that their models are wrong when it comes to anti-rent control arguments.
Read more...What if we convert redundant office space to affordable living space or public housing and quit with the return-to-office pressure?
Read more...America has the means to substantially alleviate homelessness but not the desire.
Read more...The data say many meaures of inflation have moderated and energy prices are down. Readers?
Read more...Mortgage predation is baaack! And the Wall Street Journal aids and abets it by choosing not to undertand the issues.
Read more...Oopsie! Still perceived-to-be-high housing prices, thanks to higher mortgage rates, is a landlord’s wet dream. Who’d have thunk it?
Read more...Clearing up misinformation about the new Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgage fees, coming into effect May 1.
Read more...Data about who holds CRE loans is incomplete, but more is owned by investors than the media generally acknowledges.
Read more...How much is “information sharing” between mega property management companies driving the rise in housing costs?
Read more...oth parties are exacerbating the city/country split. How different are their interests?
Read more...Why renting is even more expensive than ever, even pinching the soi-disant middle class.
Read more...DOJ says it’s going to crack down as lawsuits pile up against real estate Goliaths and US officially becomes a “rent-burdened nation.”
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