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Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Effort to Fire Fed Gov. Lisa Cook
President Trump’s attempt to fire Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook over allegations that she committed mortgage fraud was rejected by the US Supreme Court in a 5-4 ruling. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the opinion for the majority, which included the court’s three...
Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Effort to Fire Fed Gov. Lisa Cook
The court sidestepped the wider issue of whether a president had the right to fire any member of the Fed’s leadership. Continue Reading Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Effort to Fire Fed Gov. Lisa Cook
Report: 19% of House Hunters Looking to Relocate Elsewhere in the Country
Roughly one in five (19.1%) prospective homebuyers looked to move from one part of the country to another during the first quarter, according to a new data report from Redfin. That share is up slightly from the 18.9% level recorded one year earlier and marked the...
Philadelphia Contractor with 40 Active Fraud Cases Arrested for New Chicanery
A Philadelphia contractor with an extremely extensive active list of fraud cases across Pennsylvania has been arrested following charges that he conducted another home improvement fraud scheme. North Penn Now reports Scott David Miller and a co-defendant, Alexandra...
336-Unit Multifamily Community Launches in Savannah
The real estate investment and development firms Manor Park Ventures and Brook Farm Group announced the launch of 675 Morgan, a 336-unit, Class A garden-style multifamily community located in Savannah, Georgia. According to the companies, the community is based on a...
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VA Updates Appraisal Requirements
The VA also adjusted appraisal fees in select regions, adding it was seeking to “to stay competitive and maintain a qualified pool of experienced appraisers.” Continue Reading VA Updates Appraisal Requirements
Speaker Johnson: Housing Bill ‘Will Become Law’
President Trump abruptly cancelled a Capitol Hill signing ceremony for the bill last week. Continue Reading Speaker Johnson: Housing Bill ‘Will Become Law’
NYC’s Historic Aqueduct Racetrack Closed; Future of 210-Acre Site Uncertain
Aqueduct – known to its fans as “The Big A” – opened in 1894 and welcomed Triple Crown winners and champion equine athletes to its track. Continue Reading NYC’s Historic Aqueduct Racetrack Closed; Future of 210-Acre Site Uncertain
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Report: 19% of House Hunters Looking to Relocate Elsewhere in the Country
Redfin attributed the rising percentage of homebuyers considering cross-country relocation on the search for more affordable. Continue Reading Report: 19% of House Hunters Looking to Relocate Elsewhere in the Country
Philadelphia Contractor with 40 Active Fraud Cases Arrested for New Chicanery
Scott David Miller and a co-defendant, Alexandra Maria Gelone, were arraigned last week on multiple felony charges. Continue Reading Philadelphia Contractor with 40 Active Fraud Cases Arrested for New Chicanery
336-Unit Multifamily Community Launches in Savannah
Construction is being led by Summit Contracting Group, with an anticipated completion in the second quarter of 2028 and stabilized occupancy targeted for the first quarter of 2029. Continue Reading 336-Unit Multifamily Community Launches in Savannah
VA Updates Appraisal Requirements
The VA also adjusted appraisal fees in select regions, adding it was seeking to “to stay competitive and maintain a qualified pool of experienced appraisers.” Continue Reading VA Updates Appraisal Requirements
Speaker Johnson: Housing Bill ‘Will Become Law’
President Trump abruptly cancelled a Capitol Hill signing ceremony for the bill last week. Continue Reading Speaker Johnson: Housing Bill ‘Will Become Law’
NYC’s Historic Aqueduct Racetrack Closed; Future of 210-Acre Site Uncertain
Aqueduct – known to its fans as “The Big A” – opened in 1894 and welcomed Triple Crown winners and champion equine athletes to its track. Continue Reading NYC’s Historic Aqueduct Racetrack Closed; Future of 210-Acre Site Uncertain
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 22-26
A Trump about-face on the bipartisan housing bill, a lack of natural gas services in a Brooklyn housing project, and an unlikely real estate advisor for Perez Hilton. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 22-26
HUD and VA Announce $33 Million Funding to Support Over 2,500 Homeless Veterans
“No one who served their country should face homelessness,” said VA Secretary Doug Collins. Continue Reading HUD and VA Announce $33 Million Funding to Support Over 2,500 Homeless Veterans
National Competition to Restore Long-Vacant Official Residence of Canada’s Prime Minister
The winning proposal will be announced on Canada Day in 2027. Continue Reading National Competition to Restore Long-Vacant Official Residence of Canada’s Prime Minister