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More Older Adults in the US May Face Housing Insecurity in the Next Decade: New Study
SEC Charges Arciterra Head in $35M Real Estate Fraud, Stock Manipulation
Judge Awards Aretha Franklin’s Sons Real Estate Thanks to a Handwritten Will Found Between Couch Cushions
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NYC Bill Relieving Renters Of Broker Fees Passes Without Mayor's Signature. Real Estate Groups Are Suing To Stop It
Maui County's mayor proposed to waive the property taxes of short-term rental owners who convert their units into long-term rentals for displaced wildfire survivors. 
CFPB Fines the Bank of America $12 Million Following Mortgage Disclosure Violations
The CFPB alleged that Bank of America routinely submitted inaccurate information about mortgage applicants to the federal government. 
New York City Offers Homeowners $395K To Build a Tiny Home
The project, named "Plus One ADU," will pay 15 lucky homeowners to construct accessory dwelling units in their backyard, garage, basement, or attic. 
US Home Prices Increase for Eighth Consecutive Month Despite High Mortgage Rates
The prices of homes across the United States increased 0.7% in September even as mortgage rates soared 8%. 
New Home Sales in October Dropped Lower Than Experts Predicted: Report
Home sales in October dropped to an annual rate of 679,000 amid high mortgage rates and shortage in the housing market. 
More Homeowners Are Now Incurring Losses in Home Sales: New Real Estate Data
Some homeowners lost six-figure amounts in home sales between August and October 2023, according to new real estate data. 
King Charles III Upgrades His Real Estate Empire Using Assets of Dead Brits: Report
The report claimed King Charles III and his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, extracted $75 million from estates due to the ancient feudal law. 
Tenants Displaced From Flooded San Francisco Luxury Apartment Won’t Return Home This Year Amid Unfinished Repairs
More than 400 tenants were forced to evacuate their apartments at 33 Tehama Street after burst pipes released more than 20,000 gallons of water into the building. 
San Francisco Bay’s Red Rock Island Is on Sale for $25 Million
It is the first time Red Rock Island, which spans 5.8 acres of land, has hit the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), a property sales database used by brokers. 
US Home Sales Falls To Lowest Levels in 13 Years After Ugly October
The sales of previously owned homes dropped to 3.79 million in October, the lowest level seen since August 2010.
