CDC Extends Renter Eviction Ban Through June
The ban was slated to end on Wed., but with 18.4% of tenants behind in rent payments, the CDC decided evictions remain a health hazard.
The ban was slated to end on Wed., but with 18.4% of tenants behind in rent payments, the CDC decided evictions remain a health hazard.
New appliances ranked second, followed by décor, and home improvement tools and products likely needed for do-it-yourself projects.
An 80% year-to-year increase in lumber prices hurts buyers, but it’s also starting to put some builders in a precarious situation due to construction delays and higher costs.
Received an email asking Realtor members to help “Rory” pay his hospital bills? It’s a scam. It’s not from Florida Realtors and Rory isn’t real.
Along with Florida Realtors, environmental groups oppose changes to the housing trust funds, saying attainable homes are “an essential element of a sustainable community.”
Along with Florida Realtors, environmental groups oppose changes to the housing trust funds, saying attainable homes are “an essential element of a sustainable community.”
While sellers likely won’t go through a foreclosure crisis as they did during the Great Recession, RBC Capital Markets’ Mike Dahl predicts an “affordability crisis,” where rising home prices and interest rates make homeownership unaffordable for the average American homebuyer.
Brokers and other smaller U.S. businesses struggling due to the pandemic now have an additional two months to apply for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan.
Median-wage geriatric nurses, cardiac technicians and long-haul truck drivers can afford only a modest two-bedroom apartment in more than 50% of the regions analyzed.
Savvy agents once impressed sellers with the things they could do digitally, from marketing to closing. But thanks to the pandemic, clients now expect digital services.