Foreclosures

Biden Is Stalling On A Rule That Would Save Americans Nearly $1.5 Billion

The regulation would change how much of the United States builds homes.
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White House Hesitates To Bring Back Fair Housing Rule

The Biden administration appears to be getting cold feet on a housing policy meant to help undo decades of racial segregation.
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I Was 17 When My Family Lost Our Home. This Is What No One Tells You About Foreclosure.

"We can’t talk about foreclosure because, like all other shameful family secrets, it makes people uncomfortable."
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The ‘Scandal’ That Might Completely Upend A System America Has Relied On For Decades

A long-simmering feud over building codes is boiling over and may discredit the system the U.S. has relied on for decades.
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Lahaina Residents Worry A Rebuilt Maui Town Could Slip Into The Hands Of Affluent Outsiders

The cost to live in Lahaina on the Hawaiian island of Maui keeps rising due to a chronic housing shortage, an influx of second-home buyers and wealthy transplants.
By AUDREY McAVOY and CLAIRE RUSH, AP

Biden Moves To Mandate Greener Building Codes In One-Sixth Of New Houses

The White House estimated that those living in the new homes will save 35% on energy bills compared to those whose homes are built to current standards.
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Comes Up Empty On Housing In State Budget

Critics believe that the governor could have negotiated more effectively with her fellow Democrats.
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Why Rival Sides In The Housing Crisis Plaguing Major U.S. Cities Are Considering Peace

YIMBYs and leftists have conflicting visions for addressing affordable housing. But a growing number of them are finding common ground.
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Stephen Curry Isn't A Fan Of A Possible Housing Development Near His Home

The NBA star and wife Ayesha wrote a letter opposing a proposal to build up to 16 townhouses in Atherton, California.
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Elizabeth Warren Tears Into Wells Fargo CEO, Calls On Him To Resign

Elizabeth Warren Tears Into Wells Fargo CEO, Calls On Him To Resign
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