When housing prices might go back to being ‘normal’
While not many individuals are benefiting from the current housing market, there are indications that achieving affordability might not be an unattainable goal. A recent analysis from Redfin suggests that, if price growth stabilizes, home prices could approach “normal” levels by 2030. Factors like rising incomes and a drop in mortgage rates to about 5.5% […]
Will the housing market go back to ‘normal’ soon? A new report discusses
People who have been hoping for the housing market to cool off are noticing some slight improvements recently, but a new report indicates it might take longer than expected for things to stabilize. In late August, the average mortgage rate for a 30-year loan dipped to 6.56%, which is the lowest it’s been in ten […]
Trump administration is thinking about declaring a national housing emergency
Potential National Housing Emergency Under Discussion U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bescent recently spoke in a morning interview, highlighting a range of topics including President Donald Trump’s meeting with Vladimir Putin and updates on U.S.-China trade discussions, as well as addressing the ongoing affordable housing crisis in the nation. On Monday, Bescent indicated that the administration […]
HUD initiates nationwide assessment of undocumented immigrants in public housing: ‘The benefits are ending’
Public Housing Review Ordered by Trump Administration On August 31, 2025, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Scott Turner announced a nationwide review of public housing, focusing on eliminating illegal immigration from these programs. The Trump administration has given Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) across the country 30 days to report on tenants’ citizenship status or […]
Gunman at large in NYC after injuring three at housing complex
Early Sunday morning, a shooter fired into an East Village apartment building, injuring three people. An elderly resident described his home as feeling “closest to hell.” The shots were heard around 3:30 a.m. at Lillian Wald House on Sixth Avenue in Alphabet City, Manhattan. One victim was taken to Bellevue Hospital, and the shooter managed […]
HUD to Exclude Migrants from Section 8 Housing and Request Citizenship Verification
HUD Initiates Action Against Illegal Tenants in Public Housing The Housing and Urban Development Agency (HUD) has started the process of removing undocumented individuals from Section 8 housing, along with a review that requires proof of U.S. citizenship for those living in HUD-supported homes. On Friday, HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced that the agency is […]
HUD initiates legal status review in public housing under Secretary Turner
Trump Administration Initiates Review of Public Housing In a recent announcement, the Trump administration has mandated a comprehensive review of public housing across the country, aiming to tackle the issue of illegal residency. This order, articulated by Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner, has set a 30-day deadline for each public housing authority to […]
Former Obama advisor challenges California Democrat on housing crisis
California Housing Crisis Debate On Wednesday, former Obama speechwriter John Lovett found himself in a lively discussion with members of the Los Angeles City Council regarding the ongoing housing crisis in California. California Senator Scott Wiener and Los Angeles Councillor Imelda Padilla engaged in dialogue during the “Pod Save America” podcast, exploring strategies for addressing […]
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook faces a second criminal referral from Trump’s housing director
Second Criminal Referral Filed Against Lisa Cook A second criminal referral concerning Lisa Cook was submitted to the Justice Department on Thursday. This complaint came from Bill Prute, the Director of Federal Housing and Finance, who had previously made a referral regarding a chef’s dismissal “for cause” to President Trump. Prute stated, “Three strikes and […]
NYC renters affected by 2023 fire are still awaiting permanent housing
Approximately 250 residents in Queens, displaced by a devastating fire in 2023, are still without a permanent place to live, with insurance companies reportedly dragging their feet on claims, according to frustrated tenants and local officials. “It was an absolute bureaucratic nightmare,” expressed Lauren Koenig, one of many tenants affected by the five-alarm fire at […]