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NYC Bill Relieving Renters Of Broker Fees Passes Without Mayor's Signature. Real Estate Groups Are Suing To Stop It
The boxing champ put his LA home up for sale for $4.5 million in October 2021 after it was burglarized in 2019. 
Homebuyers May Soon Need To Pay More To Cover Real Estate Commission: Expert
Homebuyers may soon see higher upfront costs and higher mortgage payments after a landmark ruling against some of the country's largest brokerage firms. 
Chicago Fines Land Owner $15M for Rat-Related Tickets
Many of the rat-related tickets against the Chicago land owner have been issued since 2010. The City of Chicago has hit a local real estate owner with more than $15 million in fines for rat-related tickets, according to a report. 
Housing Market Predictions 2024: Experts Warn of Increase in Prices, More
The housing market may increase up to 4% in 2024 but could see a decrease sometime next year in some places. 
Hefty Real Estate Commissions May Soon Disappear After Landmark Verdict Against Brokerages
Several suits have already made changes to the agreements signed by sellers with their real estate agents after a federal jury found the NAR liable for artificially inflating commissions home sellers pay to their buyer's agents. 
Texas Builder Offers New Sustainable Homes Made From Recycled Cars
The Texas-based home-building company uses metal sheets from recycled cars to build energy-efficient and sustainable homes in green pocket communities. 
Better Military Housing Could Address Recruitment Crisis: GOP
The military has struggled to meet its recruiting goals, falling short of 15,000 soldiers in 2022. Rep. Jen Kiggans, R-VA, on Wednesday, said she believes providing better housing for members of the U.S. military could help address the current recruitment crisis. 
Baltimore City Council Advances Inclusionary Housing Bill
If passed, the bill would require residential building with 20 or more units to set aside 10% of their rental units for residents earning 60% or less of the area's median income. 
Brooklyn Celebrates Grand Opening of 49 Affordable Housing Units on Top of Public Library
Brooklyn Public Library's affordable housing units are the first of their kind in the city. The city of Brooklyn on Wednesday morning celebrated the grand opening of the long-awaited Brooklyn Public Library, which houses affordable housing on top of the building. Los Angeles Landlords Can Increase Rent by up to 6% In 2024: City Council
The LA City Council on Tuesday voted in favor of allowing landlords to increase their rent up to 6% starting Feb. 1, 2024.
