Tag Archives: Rentals
State says LA isn’t building enough housing—along with 525 other California...
Source: Curbed Cities that don’t meet their goals will need to approve projects more quickly The vast majority of urban areas in the California—including Los Angeles—are failing to approve enough housing, a report released this week by the...
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‘Extreme’ rent control could be coming to California soon
Source: The Sacramento Bee A costly and potentially bruising campaign is taking shape over rent control in California, with deep-pocketed Los Angeles activist Michael Weinstein bankrolling a proposed November ballot initiative to repeal a state...
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Rental Costs Are Still Surging in These Cities
Source: National Association of REALTORS® (Realtor Mag) Rents have been slowing in many areas, but exceptions are still giving renters sticker shock. Rents in the nation’s largest cities, in particular, continue to grow. Nearly half of...
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Can teacher housing entice educators to work in expensive cities?
Source: Curbed Experiments in making life as a teacher more affordable show how rising real estate costs hurt urban districts An aerial render of the recently finished Teacher’s Village in Newark, New Jersey, a new...
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It’s cheaper to buy a home than rent, but only if...
Source: CNBC The supply of listings in April fell 9 percent compared with a year ago. Unfortunately for buyers, the cheapest segment of the market is where supplies are lowest. Home prices...
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Renters Now Rule Half of U.S. Cities
Source: National Real Estate Investor Fifty-two of the 100 largest U.S. cities were majority renter in 2015, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. Since 2009, 21 cities had shifted to renter-rule. Renters now dominate in both hot housing...
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