October 2024

• Why a Key Biden Effort to Boost Affordable Housing Has Faced Hurdles
• How Does Florida Insure Itself Against Hurricanes Like These?
• How Climate Disasters and a Housing Crisis Are Shattering Lives
• Hurricane Damage and Your Taxes. Here’s What to Know.
• The Great Florida Migration Is Coming Undone
• Why Owning (and Buying) a Florida Condo Has ‘Turned Into a Nightmare’
• They Wanted Their First Home. It Took Sacrifices, Risk and a Little Creativity.

September 2024

• Argentina Scrapped Its Rent Controls. Now the Market Is Thriving.
• Kamala Harris Has Proposed an ‘Opportunity Economy.’ This Is How to Make It a Reality.
• Apartment Construction Is Slowing, and Investors Are Betting on Higher Rents
• Can 3-D Printing Revolutionize Real Estate? Walmart Put That Question to the Test
• Housing in Ireland Is Broken
• The American Dream Without a House? Believe It
• They Slept on a Gym Floor Until They Won the Housing Lottery
• How Americans Voted Their Way Into a Housing Crisis
• Red Tape Hampers State’s Program to put homeless in apartments
• NYCHA’s New Federal Monitor Issues Mixed Reviews for Performance Over the Past 5 Years
• Shiny New Technology, Same Old Funny Business

August 2024

• How Rent Controls Are Deepening the Dutch Housing Crisis
• Related Closes In on Deal to Rescue Notoriously Stalled Massive Housing Project
• Why Philadelphia Is Bucking a Nationwide Surge in Evictions
• Habitat for Humanity Helped Them Get Homes. An Insurance Crisis May Take Them Away.
• Soaring Insurance Costs Could ‘End’ Affordable Housing, Developers Warn
• Harris to Call for Expanded Child Tax Credit, 3 Million New Housing Units
• Decline in Veterans’ Homelessness Spurs Hopes for a Broader Solution
• The Fentanyl Trade Is Killing Americans. We Have the Means to Combat It.
• Federal Home Loan Banks Face Amped-Up Pressure From Biden Administration, Senators
• UK Construction Output Jumps the Most in Two Years, S&P Says
• In Louisville, a Tenants Union Stares Down the Housing Crisis
• The Zombie Pharmacies That Are Holding Back New York City Retail
• San Francisco Takes Harder Line Against Homeless Camps, Defying Its Reputation
• Fannie, Freddie Are Poised to Tighten Real-Estate Lending Rules
• Are Banks Sweeping Dud Property Loans Under the Rug?
• Mortgage Bonds Lag Treasuries as Uncertainty About Rates Surges
• Wisconsin Voters Seethe Over Out-of-Control Housing Prices
• San Francisco Pushes Homeless People to Leave Town as Crackdown Begins

July 2024

• For Decades, Mississippi Locked Up the Mentally Ill. It’s Trying Something Different.
• Homeless encampment cleanups do little to change numbers of people on the street, study finds
• BlackRock Leads Big Firms Racing to Put Private Assets Into ETFs
• A Huge Wager on Office Buildings Is Going From Bad to Worse
• An Unfinished Skyscraper Complex Covered With Graffiti Finds a Lifeline
• Surge in Commercial-Property Foreclosures Suggests Bottom Is Near
• Miami Plans to Borrow $243 Million for Troubled Office Building
• What Gives Poor Kids a Shot at Better Lives? Economists Find an Unexpected Answer
• Frustrated Californians May Be Ready for a Tougher Approach to Crime
• California Cities Rethink Homelessness Tactics After Supreme Court Ruling
• A New York City Pension Makes Renters’ Rights an Investment Priority
• A Guggenheim Executive’s Big Plan to Build Millions of New Homes
• Real-Estate Meltdown Strains Even the Safest Office Bonds
• Biden’s Rent Control Plan Will Make the Housing Crisis Worse
• Investors Keep Faith in America’s ‘Apartment King,’ Even in Tough Times
• Four Decades to Build 70,000 Affordable Homes? Count That as a Success.
• The US Housing Crisis Is Really About Low-Wage Jobs
• The Housing Market Will Tell the Fed How Much to Cut Rates
• Insurers Tied to Apollo, KKR Buy Mortgages Outright in New Twist
• Evictions Surge in Major Cities in the American Sunbelt
• Biden to Require Tenant Protections for Federally Backed Mortgages
• The American Elevator Explains Why Housing Costs Have Skyrocketed
• Property Fraud Allegations Snowball as Commercial Real-Estate Values Fall

June 2024

• How an American Dream of Housing Became a Reality in Sweden
• Home Affordability in the US Sinks to Lowest Point Since 2007
• New York City’s Apartment Shortage Is Set to Get Even Worse
• What the Supreme Court Doesn’t Get About Homelessness
• What the SCOTUS Camping Decision Means for Local Homelessness Policy
• A Real-Estate Fund Industry Is Bleeding Billions After Starwood Capped Withdrawals
• Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Sleeping Outdoors in Homelessness Case
• America’s Frozen Housing Market Is Warping the Economy
• Supreme Court upsets $10-billion opioid settlement because it shields the Sacklers
• I Study Homelessness. I Wish More Places Looked Like This Shelter.
• Missoula Passes Homeless Encampment Law on Eve of Supreme Court Ruling
• Developers Sit on Empty Lots After Historic Apartment Boom
• Editorial: Lack of housing is pushing more seniors onto the streets. That’s on all of us
• UK’s Housing Crisis Needs a London-Sized City to Fix It
• Real Estate Bets Gone Wrong Roil $1.24 Trillion Canadian Funds
• Just Build the Homes
• Rising UK Homelessness Keeps Housing in Front of Voters
• Rent Hikes Loom, Posing Threat to Inflation Fight
• Big Jump in Insurance Costs Strikes Condos
• $2,500 in rent for a rusted RV? The rise of San Francisco’s vanlords
• One City’s Downtown Plan: Empty Office Space That Is Too Cheap to Pass Up
• Pimco Warns of More US Regional Bank Failures on Property Pain
• Demand for Section 8 Waitlist More than Double Available Slots—And Counting
• ‘Tranq’ Turns More Illicit Drug Users Into Amputees
• Real Estate Investors Are Wiped Out in Bets Fueled by Wall Street Loans
• Can Your Town Solve the Housing Crisis?

May 2024

• NYC is set to unlock its Section 8 waitlist. But don’t wait to apply.
• Judge tosses lawsuit challenging Mayor Karen Bass’ emergency declaration on homelessness
• Why a California Plan to Build More Homes Is Failing
• Losses Pile Up in Top-Rated Bonds Backed by Commercial Real Estate Debt
• NYC Pension to Invest $60 Million to Preserve Cheap Housing
• As Insurers Around the U.S. Bleed Cash From Climate Shocks, Homeowners Lose
• High Interest Rates Are Hitting Poorer Americans the Hardest
• Sky-High Housing Costs Propel Construction of Rental Homes
• L.A.’s accidental homelessness ‘czar’? U.S. District Judge David O. Carter
• Lenders Race to Buy Back Delinquent Multifamily Mortgage Loans
• We Actually Need to Build More Luxury Homes. Here’s Why.
• What Is Buy Now, Pay Later? How It Works and the Hidden Risks You Should Know
• ‘Seriously Underwater’ Home Mortgages Tick Up Across the US
• Investor enthusiasm drops in signature Trump economic programme
• NYC rents are rising 7 times faster than wages, report finds
• Americans Are Racking Up ‘Phantom Debt’ That Wall Street Can’t Track
• A tale of two downtowns in L.A.: As offices languish, apartments thrive
• Can Turning Office Towers Into Apartments Save Downtowns?
• Monthly payments of $1,000 could get thousands of homeless people off the streets, researchers say
• This tiny apartment costs $7 a month. Scoring one is like winning the lottery
• Opinion: This tough-on-crime proposal won’t solve California retail theft, but it would crowd our prisons
• L.A.’s homelessness website falls short of goal to be transparent, critics say
• NYC is adding more affordable apartments than ever. But who are they meant for?
• CT House passes expansive housing bill, with nod to New Canaan
• The US housing ‘lock-in effect’ –quantified
• Global Housing Shortages Are Crushing Immigration-Fueled Growth

April 2024

• Florida’s Home Insurance Industry May Be Worse Than Anyone Realizes
• Should property owners be able to sue cities over homelessness? Arizona voters will decide
• Supreme Court divided on homelessness case that will impact California encampment policy
• They Hoped Opioid Settlement Money Would Heal Their Community. It’s Just Not Enough.
• Meet the homeless L.A. immigrants who built their own home in gentrifying Highland Park
• How the Courts Made the Homeless Crisis Worse
• Liberal Cities, Conservative Towns Seek Supreme Court’s Help on Homelessness
• Major Supreme Court case could upend California’s homelessness policies
• Newsom calls for increased oversight of local homelessness efforts
• Political Leaders Are Finally Responding to the Housing Crisis. They Need to Move Faster.
• Staring Down the Wrecking Ball, These Brooklyn Grandmothers Won’t Be Moved
• NYC misses key deadline in right-to-shelter migrants court case, lawyer says

March 2024

• Chicago Voters Reject Real Estate Tax Change to Fund Homeless Programs
• Private company running Brooklyn public housing complex fired for repeated failures
• Why Arizona Law Firms Are a Hot Investment for Private Equity
• Sacramento gave a homeless camp a lease as an experiment. Here’s what happened
• America’s Magical Thinking About Housing
• Once a Sure Thing, Newsom’s Homelessness Measure Barely Passes
• In Pricey Silicon Valley, a Plan to Preempt Homelessness
• With No Easy Solutions To Get More Family-Sized Housing Built In LA, Is Public Housing An Option?
• Why Private Developers Are Rejecting Government Money for Affordable Housing
• NYCB and Meridian Rode the Property Boom Together. Now They’re Struggling.
• NYC’s $264 Billion Pensions Fail to Invest More in Affordable Housing
• Boston Risks Losing Young Residents Amid Housing, Transport Woes
• It’s time to rethink the FDIC approach to bank rescues
• Mnuchin Leaps Into Bank Turmoil With Familiar Playbook and Ally
• NYCB won’t be the last rates accident
• America’s Apartment Buildings Are Getting Bigger and Taller Rising construction, other costs mean developers are adding more units to be profitable
• This California county is testing AI’s ability to prevent homelessness
• U.S. Drug Agency Has New Target in Fentanyl Fight: Sellers of Pill Presses
• NYCB Woes Offer Lessons Beyond Real Estate
• NYCB Ballooned Despite Real Estate Warnings in Years Before Fall
• California Homelessness Measure Pits Newsom Against Mental-Health Advocates
• ‘Everyone is terrified of King Gavin’: Newsom’s unchallenged anti-homelessness gambit
• ‘I’m Matt.’ For Some Politicians, Addiction Battles Drive Policymaking.
• Hidden City Report Finds LA Council’s Signature Anti-Encampment Law Is Failing
• A Life Without a Home

February 2024

• America’s ten-year-old fentanyl epidemic is still getting worse
• For This Family, It’s Not ‘Couch Surfing,’ It’s Homelessness
• https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-02-22/us-commercial-property-foreclosures-spike-with-woes-mounting
• The housing ladder, 1950-2005
• Rent Comes Down for the Wealthy, While Rising for the Rest
• NYC’s public housing agency seeking ‘restitution’ in corruption scheme