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The office vacancy rate in San Francisco, for instance, soared past 36%. Some states in the U. S. are now seeing an alarming increase in office vacancy rates, partly due to the ongoing shift towards hybrid and remote working. Navy Federal Asks Judge To Dismiss Racial Lending Discrimination Lawsuit
Navy Federal was previously accused of having mortgage approval practices that discriminated against Black and Latino borrowers. Mortgage Rates Expected To Stay Above 6% Through 2025: Report
Mortgage rates were previously forecasted to drop to 5.9% by the end of 2024. Mortgage rates are now expected to stay above 6% until the fourth quarter of the year 2025, according to a government-backed organization. Buying a Home Is Now Nearly 40% More Expensive Than Renting: Analysis
The disparity between home buying and renting is expected to last until at least the year 2030. Buying a home in the United States is now nearly 40% more expensive than renting, and will likely remain so for years to come, a new analysis found. Bill Filed in New York To Prevent Squatter From Having Rights
The bill would allow police to intervene and make arrests in squatting incidents. A state assemblyman from Long Island recently filed a bill that would prevent squatters from having rights and taking advantage of free housing. California’s Largest Home Insurer Will Not Renew Over 70,000 Due to Fire Risk
The non-renewal will occur on a rolling basis and will start in July this year for homeowners and August for commercial apartment owners. New York Attorney General Takes First Step Toward Seizing Trump’s Assets
The judgments were filed in Westchester County, where Trump's assets include the Trump National Golf Club and the 212-acre Seven Springs estate. Mattel Set To Open a Second Theme Park in 2026 in Kansas
The theme park will feature attractions inspired by popular Mattel products, including Hot Wheels, Magic 8 Ball, and Barbie. Uber, Lyft To Leave Minneapolis Following New Minimum Wage Law
The new minimum wage ordinance would require rideshare companies to pay drivers the local minimum wage of $15.57 per hour. Texas Pulls $8.5B From BlackRock Over ESG Investment: Report
Texas claimed trillion-dollar asset management firm BlackRock engaged in boycotting fossil fuel energy producers in the state.
