Will the middle class survive a nationwide housing shortage?

by Third Party | Apr 13, 2022 | 0 comments

Source: USA Today —

Just ask Jonathan Sigrist and Krystal Dickison of Charlotte, North Carolina. Within a 24-hour span, the couple saw a home they really liked, went on a tour the next day and put in an offer that evening.

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Brennan Investment Group Expands into Phoenix Market, Taps Matt Field as SVP

by Phil Hall | Aug 24, 2026

He most recently served at Bridge Investment Group as vice president and investment officer for the West Region. Continue Reading Brennan Investment Group Expands into Phoenix Market, Taps Matt Field as SVP

Thompson Thrift Begins Construction on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Community

by Phil Hall | Aug 24, 2026

Resident move-ins are expected to begin in October 2027. Continue Reading Thompson Thrift Begins Construction on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Community

FTC Reaches Settlement in Antitrust Complaint Against Zillow and Redfin

by Phil Hall | Aug 24, 2026

“This settlement delivers better, quicker, more certain results for both renters and property management companies than we would have been able to achieve after prevailing at trial,” said FTC’s Daniel Guarnera. Continue Reading FTC Reaches Settlement in Antitrust Complaint Against Zillow and Redfin

Illinois’ Cook County Faces 32nd Consecutive Year of Property Tax Hikes

by Phil Hall | Aug 24, 2026

Within the city of Chicago, overall taxes rose $196 million, or 2.2%, which was below the rate of inflation for 2025. Continue Reading Illinois’ Cook County Faces 32nd Consecutive Year of Property Tax Hikes

Lennar Unveils New Single-Family Home Community in Georgia

by Phil Hall | Aug 24, 2026

Pricing starts in the mid-$200,000s. Continue Reading Lennar Unveils New Single-Family Home Community in Georgia

Reports: Fannie Mae Executives Fired in New Round of Layoffs

by Phil Hall | Aug 24, 2026

Fannie Mae and its chairman, Bill Pulte, offered no public comment. Continue Reading Reports: Fannie Mae Executives Fired in New Round of Layoffs

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Will the middle class survive a nationwide housing shortage?

Source: USA Today —

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Brennan Investment Group Expands into Phoenix Market, Taps Matt Field as SVP

Thompson Thrift Begins Construction on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Community

FTC Reaches Settlement in Antitrust Complaint Against Zillow and Redfin

Illinois’ Cook County Faces 32nd Consecutive Year of Property Tax Hikes

Lennar Unveils New Single-Family Home Community in Georgia

Reports: Fannie Mae Executives Fired in New Round of Layoffs

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