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Utah’s Housing Crisis Is Forcing Young Adults To Live at Home With Parents Longer The current housing crisis continues to challenge young adults, driven by housing shortages, job market shifts, and rising costs of living. According to the most recent Census figures, 33% of young adults aged 18-34 live with their parents, nearing the historicRead …

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N.Y.C. Begins Mailing Notices for New Pied-à-Terre Tax—Here’s What Property Owners Need to Do If you own a New York City home you don’t live in full time, a new letter from the city’s finance department may already be headed your way. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Department of Finance Commissioner Richard Lee have begun mailingRead …

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Tucson Seeks HUD Approval to Rehab Craycroft Towers and Convert 82 Units to Long-Term Vouchers Craycroft Towers, a 74-unit public housing building that has served Tucson renters since 1976, is slated for a sweeping renovation if federal funding is approved. According to the city’s notice of intent, Tucson’s Housing & Community Development Department plans toRead …

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South Dakota’s Young Adults Are Abandoning The Rental Market To Live at Home Longer The current housing crisis is marked by significant housing shortages, job market shifts, and cost-of-living adjustments that have impacted young adults across the nation. According to the most recent Census figures, 33% of young adults aged 18-34 live with their parentsRead …

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The $8.8 Million-a-Day Delay: The Hidden Financial Toll on Homeowners Waiting for Insurance Claim Checks A damaged roof, flooded kitchen, or house fire can turn your life upside down overnight. But for many homeowners, the next financial emergency begins after the insurance claim is filed. A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America andRead …

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Oregon’s Young Adults Are Abandoning The Rental Market To Live at Home Longer The outdated idea that living with family into adulthood is a personal failing completely ignores the steep economic uphill battle facing today’s young adults. According to the most recent Census figures, 33% of young adults aged 18-34 live with their parents, nearingRead …

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EXCLUSIVE: NBA Coach Tiago Splitter Lists His Portland Home for $3.5 Million—2 Months After Move to Chicago Bulls Newly-appointed Chicago Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter has put his Oregon home on the market for $3.5 million—less than two months after he announced that he would be stepping down as interim coach for local team, theRead …

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Corpus Christi Council to Vote on Maximum Property Tax Rate for FY2027, Sets Public Hearing Dates Corpus Christi’s City Council will take a formal record vote to set a maximum proposed property tax rate for fiscal year 2027—and schedule the public hearings where residents can push back before anything is finalized. The council’s August 11Read …

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L.A. Homeowners Can Now Legalize Pre-2020 Unpermitted ADUs Under New City Rules If you built or converted space into an ADU or junior ADU before 2020 and never pulled a permit, the city of Los Angeles now has a penalty-free path to get it legal. The LADBS bulletin on streamlined permitting under AB 2533 tookRead …

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