Trump Administration Pursues Plan to Give Slice of Yosemite to Private Developer

The Trump Administration is aiming to cede a quarter-mile strip of Yosemite National Park to a developer, NOTUS reports. The proposed deal would involve a developer who owns land adjacent to the... Read more »

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Says Her Kids ‘Need’ Her Home

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has opened up about her “bittersweet” decision to step down from her prominent role in President Donald Trump‘s administration—admitting that her two children “need” her to... Read more »

Phoenix Braces for Cuts to Water Supply as Colorado River Fight Continues

Possible new restrictions on water use for the Colorado River could have major implications across seven states, but the fast-growing suburbs of Phoenix are at a special disadvantage. Later this year, the federal... Read more »

Where Florida’s Byron Donalds, David Jolly Stand on Housing

Florida voters will choose between two prospective governors with differing views of the state’s housing market and approach to property taxes. GOP Rep. Byron Donalds and David Jolly, a Republican-turned-Democrat, both overwhelmingly... Read more »

Democratic Socialist Candidates Ride Young People’s Housing Frustrations

D.C. mayoral candidate Janeese Lewis George has admitted she used to be skeptical of the very homebuilding agenda she now champions. But the reality, she said, is visible in other cities that... Read more »

Feds Halt Disclosure Requirements Impacting HOAs, Property LLCs

The federal government won’t force homeowners associations and many other kinds of businesses to disclose details about their true owners, something advocates claimed could have raised HOA fees. The Treasury Department said... Read more »

RFK Jr. Accuses California of ‘Ineptness’ in Handling Homelessness Crisis

Trump administration leaders have doubled down on their criticism of California homelessness policies, as local leaders pushed back. At a Tuesday press conference, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner and Health... Read more »

The Data Center Boom Is Headed for American Neighborhoods

Data centers are increasingly popping up next to American homes, and they’re changing neighborhoods in the process. The number of large data centers over 50 megawatts has increased sevenfold from 2018, and... Read more »
Virginia, Home to ‘Data Center Alley,’ Demands They Pay for New Power Lines

Virginia, Home to ‘Data Center Alley,’ Demands They Pay for New Power Lines

Virginia, home of the nation’s densest concentration of data centers, will require them to pay for the dedicated new power infrastructure they need in a bid to spare homeowners from rising electric bills.... Read more »
10 Cities That Stand To Gain From Grants To Spur Homebuilding

10 Cities That Stand To Gain From Grants To Spur Homebuilding

Recent changes to a popular federal grant program could help bring new housing to areas that need it most, a new Realtor.com® analysis shows. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act, the... Read more »