Latest Updates Around The World
Oregon last year rewrote the rules for one of the oldest and cheapest housing types: single-occupancy housing. As part of a broader housing reform, lawmakers — with little fanfare — passed a law that gave single-occupancy housing legal status after years of SROs being considered zoning ordinances and bans allowed due to safety and health […]
Listed real estate company TARC Ltd expects total revenue of around Rs 4,500 crore from its ongoing ultra-luxury housing project in the national capital, amid strong demand and tight supply, a top company official said.Delhi-based TARC Ltd had launched a super luxury residential project ‘TARC Kailasa’ in 2024, spread over 15 acres of land, in […]
Governor Gretchen Whitmer is using her final year in office to champion a major housing package focused on a new tax credit for affordable housing. The proposal is intended to boost construction for working- and middle-class Michiganders, who are increasingly being priced out of many communities. To do this, she wants to remove regulatory barriers […]
The Maison Bond development, made possible by the Gowanus rezoning, includes a fitness center, sky bridge and a rooftop deck with a grilling station. View via NYC Housing Connect An affordable housing lottery has opened for a new nine-story development at the corner of Bond and Carroll streets, just steps from the Carroll Street Bridge. […]
Apartment demand in the Midwest has quietly become one of the strongest stories in American housing, even as the national rental market cooled. RentCafe, using data from its sister apartment rental analytics provider, Yardi matrixlisted Cincinnati as the best apartment market to watch this rental season. Minneapolis, Cleveland and Kansas City, Missouri, ranked in the […]
Housing affordability – and its impact on Americans’ quality of life – is becoming a market- and generation-defining issue. Higher interest rates, limited inventories, rising land costs and slower wage growth have combined to push home ownership further out of reach for many, especially first-time buyers, middle-income households and those looking for new construction. At […]
Inflation hasn’t just made things more ‘expensive’. It disrupted household planning – because the largest line item in most budgets, housing, continues to be purchased in the wrong unit of measure. When families budget based on monthly outflows but search by list price, the market becomes inefficient, stress increases and mobility collapses. The solution is […]
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a long-awaited agreement state law designating constructed homes as real estate in December. Over the next eleven months, the question will be whether the newly enacted measure can deliver on the promised mortgage-style financing or get stuck due to legislative regulations. Regulators, lenders and manufactured housing advocates will spend […]
With housing affordability at the forefront nationwide, Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro proposed a $1 billion program to build more housing across the state. Shapiro’s Critical Infrastructure Fund – nestled within his broader $53.26 billion budget recommendation – would support housing and infrastructure projects and finance them with capital raised through new bonds. “Instead of […]
Utah lawmakers opened their 2026 legislative agenda with a proposal to revive a once-fixed part of the American dream of homeownership: starter homes. By streamlining permit approvals and rezoning smaller lots, Beehive State lawmakers will look to pave a path to first-time homeownership. The bill would reduce minimum lot sizes to encourage the construction of […]
