As credit delinquencies rise, housing is not at 2008 stress levels Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 49 seconds ago LatestYour... Read more »
Anna Katherine Scanlon was having sushi in Marina Del Rey when she received an urgent text from her best friend. “Just saw another place that was awful.” Scanlon’s best friend, who was... Read more »
A government change could tip the scale for millions of “credit invisible” Americans and bring hundreds of billions in mortgage loans. In a rule change finalized last month, government-run mortgage giants Fannie... Read more »
The immigration cliff: How America’s population shift is quietly reshaping the rental market Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 39 minutes... Read more »
Call it the year of the tenant. As housing costs rise and cities search for new ways to slow displacement, some local governments are giving renters more power when the buildings they... Read more »
As housing costs rise and living space shrinks, many renters are getting creative about how—and where—they live and work. Storage units, once just a place for overflow, are becoming a more versatile... Read more »
While early 2026 brought lower monthly housing costs and higher vacancy rates to many major metros, renters in a select few affordable, job-packed hubs are seeing the exact opposite. What’s driving the... Read more »
New data from the Texas A&M Real Estate Center shows that pressure on renters is driven by 9 percent population growth in the state, more than double the national average. Key findings,... Read more »
MegPrime, an affiliate and subsidiary of Texas-based Megatel Homes, is set to launch its digital currency, the MP Token, designed as a rewards platform that renters and homeowners can tap into as... Read more »
The company said it focuses on access and flexibility, with no minimum credit score or long-term lease required, allowing residents to move in quickly, sometimes within 48 hours. “Unfortunately, the housing crisis... Read more »