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Fed Slashes Interest Rates, But Mortgage Rates Surge Up To 6.72% - Here's Why It's Happening
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New Real Estate Platform Allows US Homebuyers To Check The Political Affiliations Of Their Neighbors For Free
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NYC Bill Relieving Renters Of Broker Fees Passes Without Mayor's Signature. Real Estate Groups Are Suing To Stop It
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Suspect In UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing Hails From Real Estate Family, Grew Up In This $800K Home
The university had multiple violations of the Clery Act between 2016 to 2023, including failing to issue timely warnings about criminal activity on campus, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Nation’s Oldest Gun Manufacturer Remington Closes Its Ilion Plant After 200 Years
Remington's exit from Ilion, New York will eliminate 300 jobs in the blue-collar town. Remington, America's oldest gun manufacturer, has officially closed its plant in the Village of Ilion in New York after more than 200 years in the state. US Home Listings Post Biggest Increase in Nearly 3 Years; Inventory Hits High Not Seen Since 2020: Report
The number of listings of homes for sale rose 13% in the four weeks ending February 25. The spring housing market is looking quite promising as new listings rose by more than 10% year-over-year, and the inventory saw significant improvement. 10 Towns Where Tiny Homes Are Growing in Popularity: Report
Tiny homes are defined as houses under 500 square feet, which first began popping in the wake of the 2007 and 2008 financial crisis. Panera Bread To Pay Customers $2M in Settlement Over Misleading Delivery Fees
The lawsuit alleged that Panera Bread marked up menu items for delivery by 5% to 7%. Panera Bread has agreed to pay $2 million to settle a class action lawsuit after allegedly misleading customers about the prices and fees for delivery orders. Undocumented Immigrants May Qualify for First-Time Homebuyer Loan Under New California Bill
The state's loan program covers up to 20% of the purchase price of a house or condominium unit for first-time home buyers. 91% of Homes in US Remain Overvalued: Report
Home prices across the United States were 11.1% overvalued as of the third quarter of 2023. Homes in 91% of the country's housing market remain overvalued despite a recent uptick in home sales and an increase in inventory, according to a new report. Controversial Hamptons Mansion Is Selling for $38 Million, Buyer Can’t Live in the Property
The mansion is owned by Harry Macklowe, one of the most brazen developers in New York City. A controversial property in Hamptons is up for sale for $38 million, but there's a catch-the buyer cannot live in it. Panera Bread’s Alleged Relationship With Gov. Newsom Led to It Being Exempted From California’s New Minimum Wage Law: Report
California is raising the wages of fast-food workers to $20 per hour, but those working in establishments that sell bread as a stand-alone menu item are exempted from the new law. California Hot Spring to Close Indefinitely After Second Death in 16 Months
Rangers found a dead body in one of the tubs of the Miracle Hot Springs earlier this month. A California hot spring will be closed indefinitely after a second person was found dead in the area in the past 16 months.
