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February 16, 2024

Nebraska bill would stop corporations from buying up houses

Nebraska Sen. Justin Wayne is pushing a bill to forbid out-of-state hedge funds and other corporate entities from buying up single-family properties.

February 16, 2024

Illinois pumping $250M more in taxpayer funds to help illegal migrants in Chicago

Illinois and Cook County are sending an additional $252 million to Chicago house, feed and provide other services to illegal immigrants arriving in in the city this year.

February 13, 2024

How this tiny house flips its design with upside-down layout

Kurt 鈥淐yberGuy" Knutsson reveals a French company that defies convention with a tiny home that flips the script by placing the bedroom downstairs and a living area upstairs.

February 9, 2024

Trendy Boston waterfront district could get new migrant shelter as Roxbury maxes out: reports

A Boson office building in an upmarket waterfront neighborhood is being touted as a new migrant shelter more than a week after a community recreation center in the city was shut.

February 7, 2024

Rising rent prices push record number of Americans toward housing crisis, prompting legislative action

U.S. lawmakers are taking action to address the housing crisis, proposing measures such as eviction protections, zoning reforms and rent increase caps.

February 6, 2024

Health care or housing? More states are using Medicaid funds to help the homeless

Medicaid is intended to offer government assistance to low-income earners for health expenses 鈥� but in at least 20 states, some funds go to social services, including housing for the homeless.

February 5, 2024

DOJ orders First National Bank to pay $13.5 million to settle redlining charges

First National Bank will pay millions to settle discrimination charges, per the DOJ. They are accused of discrimination after neglecting minority neighborhoods in North Carolina.

February 5, 2024

Oregon lawmakers focus on affordable housing, drug penalties, summer school

Oregon lawmakers will focus on responding to the state's problems with homelessness, drug overdoses, and pandemic related learning losses this session following a GOP walkout last year.

February 5, 2024

Minnesota city pushed landlords to evict tenants seeking emergency services for mental illness, DOJ says

In 2016, a Minnesota city enacted an ordinance to combat crime, but a federal investigation has found that it discriminated against those with mental health disabilities.

February 1, 2024

VA sets record for most homeless veterans placed in housing: report

The Department of Veterans Affairs put over 46,000 homeless veterans in permanent housing in 2023, beating the agency's goal and setting a new record in the process.