New York City ends partnership with Census Bureau on housing survey. Hires University of Michigan.
Researchers from the University of Michigan will help New York City conduct its next major housing survey, city officials announced Friday.
California insurance officials appoint expert panel on smoke remediation
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has appointed a team of specialists to craft recommendations for smoke remediation standards after wildfires.
Florida approves additional property insurers, offering homeowners more choices
Florida insurance regulators have approved two more companies to offer residential property policies, another step toward improving the state's insurance landscape, officials said.
'Rules of the road have to be written': Experts weigh in on federal push to allow crypto to back mortgage loans
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte last week directed mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to consider cryptocurrency as a financial asset in mortgage applications, a move greeted favorably by several industry groups.
California approves exempting urban housing from environmental law
Californians are cheering what they say is a major step forward in addressing the state’s housing shortfall.
Here's how Florida's new condo safety law might affect buyers, sellers
Florida's revised condominium safety law, giving associations more time to complete inspections and finance reserves, has taken effect, and it could impact sales volumes in the coming months and years.
DC real estate agents say they're finally seeing the impacts of federal workforce cuts
When President Donald Trump announced his plans to whittle down the federal workforce earlier this year, there were concerns about what that would mean for the Washington, D.C., housing market.
Some cash-strapped condo associations get relief with new Florida legislation
Four years after the collapse of Champlain Towers South that killed 98 people in the quiet city of Surfside, Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law the state’s latest condominium safety legislation, offering some relief to cash-strapped owners and condo associations.
Amid affordability crisis, number of new households in US expected to drop for third straight year
The shortage of affordably priced properties for sale and the economic uncertainty found across the U.S. are leading many young people to rent instead, or even delay moving out of their parents’ homes.
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