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More than 60 percent of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck including those making over $100,000 a year since Biden took office. In addition to runaway inflation across all categories, there has been a steady effort in many parts of the country to dismantle property rights.
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Industry leaders response to State of the Union address

Rent is surging nationwide. Homelessness rates rose an astonishing 15 percent on average in major cities last year. It seems like the rest of the U.S. is waking up to what California has been living for decades.
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Why is California behind Texas and other states in curbing homelessness?

These awards recognize “significant achievements in the design, development, marketing and management of multifamily housing.”
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NAHB Pillars of the Industry finalists 2023

can local jurisdictions charge excessive impact fees for building permits for new housing
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INFOGRAPHIC: Can governments use building permits to extort property owners?

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INFOGRAPHIC: Independent contractors targeted

fiscal excess
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INFOGRAPHIC: The era of fiscal excess

LIHTC expanded as part of Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024
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INFOGRAPHIC: More LIHTC

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BTR housing outlook

Placemaking has also transformed the developer’s primary job. Rather than focusing simply on executing the physical construction of a property, through the concept of placemaking, developers become visionaries. They create spaces where people can live, work and thrive.
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Placemaking key to a successful mixed-use development

Playing the come line. Underlying asset bubbles is an investor psychology based on expectations, encouraged by Fed actions over the last thirty-five years
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Negative leverage: The Fed’s gift to apartment investors

Building more is the only way out of America’s housing crisis. Rent control and other government restrictions are just going to make the affordability problems in the U.S. all the worse.
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Resurrecting the failed policy of rent control

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Biden Administration finds a way to keep forgiving student loans

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Driving long-term value

California architecture studio AO and Matteson Capital announced that they plan to request a variance from Oklahoma City to increase the height of the supertall skyscraper from its original proposed 1,750 feet to 1,907 feet. (PHOTOS: AO ARCHITECTS)
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Empire OK building

The construction of affordable residential apartments.
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