Block by block, brick by brick, devastated Altadena, CA is slowly coming back 18 months after the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires. And in one case, an empty lot will have a... Read more »
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 »
More and more cities are reconsidering the use of of automated license plate readers amid rising backlash over privacy concerns. ALPR companies such as Flock Safety have received major backlash from the... Read more »
In public appearances this week, a number of top Federal Reserve officials signaled a strict crackdown on sticky inflation, setting a hawkish tone ahead of the next policy meeting later this month.... Read more »
Most Americans say they want to live within an easy walk of shops, parks, and other neighborhood amenities, yet some real estate agents fear that discussing an area’s “walkability” may run afoul... Read more »
South Florida is a boomtown, and this time it isn’t gold, cheap land, or even a pandemic luring homebuyers—it’s the plethora of corporations moving in. The national office vacancy rate hovers around... Read more »
Homeowner associations are more common than ever, but when developers are unwilling or unable to hand over control to residents, troubling issues can arise. The share of homes for sale in the... Read more »