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Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 2-6

A Maine village is listed for sale, a Chicago stadium controversy that doesn’t involve the Bears, and was a Florida man kidnapped by dolphins and forced to build an underwater multifamily property made of coral? From the wild and woolly world of real estate, here are...

Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 2-6

by Phil Hall | Mar 6, 2026

A Maine village is listed for sale, a Chicago stadium controversy that doesn’t involve the Bears, and was a Florida man kidnapped by dolphins and forced to build an underwater multifamily property made of coral? Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 2-6

DC Attorney General Files Lawsuit to Dismantle ‘Slumlord Empire’

by Phil Hall | Feb 13, 2026

District of Columbia Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb has filed a civil lawsuit against a family of landlords, claiming they are operating a “slumlord empire” built on a Ponzi scheme foundation. Schwalb cited Ali “Sam” Razjooyan, his brother Eimon “Ray” Razjooyan,...

NAMB Releases White Paper on Solving Affordable Homeownership Challenges

by Phil Hall | Feb 13, 2026

The National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB) has released “Addressing America's Housing Affordability Crisis,” a white paper designed to offer solutions for expanding affordable homeownership opportunities. The report details how elevated home prices and...

Florida’s Valiente Polo Farm Listed for Sale

by Phil Hall | Feb 13, 2026

Now, here’s something that we don’t see every day: a polo venue is listed for sale. The 150-acre Valiente Polo Farm in Wellington, Florida, is being marketed by Icon Global. The property includes three polo fields, a stick and ball field, a warm-up track, a viewing...

News & Current Events

12,000-Seat Soccer Stadium Project Planned for Baltimore

by Phil Hall | Feb 13, 2026

“We want to build the professional soccer foundation in Baltimore that’s going to lead to growth in the future,” said DC United Co-Chairman and CEO Jason Levien. Continue Reading 12,000-Seat Soccer Stadium Project Planned for Baltimore

Bipartisan Bill Aims to Prevent Data Centers from Increasing Consumer Electricity Costs

by Phil Hall | Feb 13, 2026

The legislation seeks to ensure new data centers use energy from power generation sources that are separate from the grid. Continue Reading Bipartisan Bill Aims to Prevent Data Centers from Increasing Consumer Electricity Costs

Toll Brothers Debuts 12-Home Luxury Community in North Carolina

by Phil Hall | Feb 13, 2026

Homes in the community are priced from $1.1 million. Continue Reading Toll Brothers Debuts 12-Home Luxury Community in North Carolina

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Furniture Retailer Closing All 89 Stores

by Phil Hall | Jan 12, 2026

The Columbus, Ohio-based American Signature filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in November after nearly 80 years in business. Continue Reading Furniture Retailer Closing All 89 Stores

Report: FHFA’s Pulte Instigated Subpoena and Indictment Threat Against Powell

by Phil Hall | Jan 12, 2026

Pulte has made no public comment on Powell’s announcement. Continue Reading Report: FHFA’s Pulte Instigated Subpoena and Indictment Threat Against Powell

Powell Announces He is Target of DOJ Criminal Probe

by Phil Hall | Jan 11, 2026

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announced the Department of Justice (DOJ) has served the central bank with grand jury subpoenas related to his testimony last June before the Senate Banking Committee related to the renovation of the Fed’s headquarters. In an...