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• HUD plans new time limits, work requirements for rental aid: report Jun. 06th 2025
  HUD is reportedly planning on the requirements via rulemaking, in line with recently stated goals of Secretary Scott Turner and others.

• Why Friday’s jobs report won’t compel Powell to cut rates Jun. 06th 2025
  Friday's jobs report won't compel Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to cut rates by 1%, as President Trump suggested on social media today.

• America once solved a housing crisis — then forgot how Jun. 06th 2025
  A housing expert at MIT shares insights on a federal program that once spurred construction of entire communities across multiple states.

• How the Trump/Musk dispute could influence mortgage rates Jun. 05th 2025
  How could the public fight between President Trump and Elon Musk impact mortgage rates? Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami looks at three factors.

• Zillow: Luxury housing market slowed in April Jun. 05th 2025
  Despite a market slowdown, prices have continued to rise as luxury home values increased 2.7% year over year.

• Democrats put housing front and center in NYC mayoral debate Jun. 05th 2025
  Housing took the spotlight immediately out of the gate, with the very first question centered on the affordability of living in the city.

• Separating fact from fiction five years after the ‘flight to the suburbs’ Jun. 05th 2025
  Five years after the “flight to the suburbs,” data suggests the reality was far less dramatic than the narrative — and largely temporary.

• Updated list of all Trump’s actions that impact housing Jun. 05th 2025
  Here are the actions the Trump administration or Congress have taken that impact housing since President Trump took office on Jan. 20, 2025.

• HUD is more vulnerable to fraud after staff cuts Jun. 05th 2025
  An internal report and employee survey have warned of the impact of staffing cuts on HUD's ability to fulfill its mission, Bloomberg reported.

• Home-price growth at decade low, Florida markets lead declines Jun. 04th 2025
  Notably, Florida — once a hotbed of rapid appreciation — led the nation in price declines. The state posted a -0.8% year-over-year drop