Real Estate

Kushner Company Reportedly Seeking Federal Loan For $1.15 Billion Real Estate Deal

White House adviser Jared Kushner remains a key stakeholder in the family business.
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Black Renters In The South Are Bearing The Brunt Of America’s Eviction Crisis

The federal government shutdown could spike eviction rates nationwide.
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Arkansas Eviction Scare Is A Preview Of Shutdown Hell

It might be illegal for landlords to evict tenants because the government hasn't paid rent subsidies, but they might try it anyway.
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Rural Housing Crisis Looms For Low-Income Renters

The nation is not keeping pace with repairing and replacing more than 400,000 affordable rentals.
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As Climate Change Hits, This City Shows Only The Rich Will Be Able To Protect Themselves

With sea levels rising in Miami, "climate gentrification" is driving up prices in high-ground areas, pushing people out of working-class neighborhoods.
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Ivanka Trump And Jared Kushner Could Profit From Tax Break They Pushed

President Donald Trump's daughter and his son-in-law slash senior advisor own a major stake in a real estate investment firm that is set to take advantage of the Opportunity Zone program.
By Stephen Braun, Jeff Horwitz and Bernard Condon, AP

The Real Estate Industry Is Fighting New York City’s Historic Climate Bill On Technicalities

It’s a divide-and-conquer approach critics say could weaken one of the most important major pieces of municipal climate legislation in the world.
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5 Ways You Might Be Committing Mortgage Fraud

It carries a penalty of up to 30 years in jail or $1 million in fines.
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Rent Control Is Making A Comeback. But Is That A Good Idea?

Many states outlawed rent limits decades ago but booming cities want to overturn that.
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Rural Areas Could Benefit Big From Tax Break -- If They Get The Money

“I’m worried that none of this money is going to flow where it’s really needed."
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