Fla. Gets $85.8M to Address Housing Instability, Homelessness
The money goes to rental assistance, emergency shelters and street outreach programs that connect unsheltered homeless people with local housing and essential services.
Environmentalists’ Lawsuit Challenges Fla. Permitting Change
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency shifted development approval for sites that include wetlands to the State of Florida, and developers praised the change, saying it cuts down lots of red tape. However, environmental groups have filed a lawsuit challenging EPA’s decision.
Opendoor Struggling to Maintain iBuying Dominance
The pandemic’s social distancing rules seem ideal for iBuyers’ success, but in today’s sellers’ market, many homeowners think they’ll make more money listing in the MLS.
All Lenders Can Offer New PPP Program Starting Tues.
Lenders with less than $1B in assets debuted new PPP loans on Friday, an SBA push to help smaller programs. But large lenders start Tues., according to SBA and Treasury.
‘Clean’ Tech Takes Virtual Stage at Consumer Electronics Show
New technology often springs from demand, and a host of new home cleaning tools were introduced at the 2021 event – such as robots with ultraviolet light capabilities.
NAR: To Boost Mortgage Market, Treat Fannie, Freddie like Utility
Fannie and Freddie oversight must change, and NAR strongly advocates a proposal it says will keep loan money flowing: Treat the two big lenders like they’re a utility.