MarketWatch
Still Too Damn High: How Can We Address Rising Rents?
A decade into the economic expansion, rents are still outpacing wages
Gothamist
Study Says Rent Control Is Good for Cities, Debunking Conventional Economists' Wisdom
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New York Times
Seeking an Edge, Developers and Investors Turn to ‘Proptech'
The swelling market for property technology to help buy, sell and manage properties has attracted building owners as well as venture capitalists.
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New York Times
Real Estate's Latest Bid: Zillow Wants to Buy Your House
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New York Times
How a Real Estate Concept From the Middle Ages Can Still Backfire
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New York Times
Risky Borrowing Is Making a Comeback, but Banks Are on the Sideline
New and untested players, some backed by Wall Street, have helped borrowers pile up billions in loans. What could go wrong? A decade after reckless home lending nearly destroyed the financial system, the business of making risky loans is back
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WBUR
These States Are Turning To Rent Control: How It Affects Affordable Housing
With about half of American renters spending more than 30% of their incomes on housing, advocates in cities and states across the country are building efforts to revive rent control policies.
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The Wall Street Journal
American Dream Mall Developers Put Up Other Mega Malls as Collateral
Triple Five Group has pledged 49% interest in Mall of America and a Canadian mall as collateral for a $1.67 billion construction loan.
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Barron's
If You Want a Quick Recovery, Forgive Debts
If you’re hoping for a quick recovery from the Covid-19-driven economic collapse, we’ve got good news and bad news.
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Marketplace
Some Big Companies Seek Breaks On Rent
Right now, many businesses are struggling to pay the rent and trying to negotiate a discount.