Foreclosures

The Affordable Housing Shortage Lets Millions Fall Through The Cracks

Advocates say we need a lot more affordable housing, and soon.
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Connecticut Becomes Second State To Officially End Veteran Homelessness

“The most important thing you can do for a family is to give it a safe home, a decent home.”
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There’s A Good Reason 1 Million People In This City Live Underground

Would you go without windows to live in a cheap apartment close to your job?
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The Surreal, Unfinished Cities Abandoned After The Financial Crisis

The financial crisis left scores of abandoned development projects and showed the consequences of "speculative urbanization."
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The Grim Reason Why Less People In San Francisco Struggle With Rent

Spoiler: it's not because housing is getting cheaper.
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Goldman Sachs Reaches $5 Billion Settlement Over Mortgage Securities

About $2.4 billion of the settlement is in the form of a government penalty that represents about 10 percent of investors’ losses.
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The Only Way Millennials Can Afford To Live In Big Cities

We're not counting "have rich parents" as an option.
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The Part Of JP Morgan's Veterans Hiring Program It Would Prefer You Forget

Wrongfully foreclosing on military families played a role.
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San Francisco Votes Down Tough Airbnb Regulations

The home-sharing company spent $8 million fighting the measure.
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These Families Fought Foreclosure And Beat A Broken System

Though 8,000 Detroit residents were foreclosed on this year, they’re finding inventive ways to deal with an ongoing crisis.
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