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Individuals earning $150,000 annually could still struggle financially in some states amid rising living costs. Bronx Medical School Will Offer Free Tuition to All Current and Future Students Following $1B Donation
The college's free tuition model will begin in August. The tuition of all current fourth-year students will also be reimbursed. NYCHA Paid a Vendor More Than $700 To Replace a Lightbulb : Report
An analysis found that NYCHA paid the vendor similar amounts for different levels of work within the same development. Mexico City May Be Months Away From Running Out of Water: Report
Water may no longer be accessible for huge swaths of Mexico City in a few months, experts predict. Mexico City, one of the biggest cities in the world and home to nearly 22 million people, may just be months away from completely running out of water, according to a new report. Donald Trump May Lose His Real Estate Assets if He Can’t Pay His $450 Million Civil Fraud Fine: NY Attorney General
Donald Trump's $450 million fine in the New York civil fraud case is due March 25. New York Attorney Gen. Letitia James said her office is prepared to seize some of former president Donald Trump's real estate assets if he is unable to find sufficient cash to cover his nearly half a billion dollar fine. At Least 30% of Office Buildings Are Now ‘Worth Nothing,’ Expert Says
Office vacancy rates soared to 19.6% in the fourth quarter of 2023 as more businesses shift to a remote or hybrid working model. Surging Home Insurance Premiums May Force American Households Out of These 5 States: Report
Home insurance premiums surged for a $300,000 property was roughly $1,770 last year. Home insurance premiums are surging in the United States, a cost that could force some households to leave their current state and move to another area with more affordable insurance policies. Celebrity Real Estate Agent Mauricio Umansky Warns US Market Is Heading Towards Unaffordability
Umansky cited the soaring mortgage rates and the lack of supply in the housing market as some factors creating a "perfect storm" of unaffordability. 10 Cities With the Fastest Declining Population: Report
Statistically, around 75% of the country's population have shifted to the Sun Belt states due to lower tax rates and more affordable housing. Existing Home Sales Jumped 3% in January, but Mortgage Rates Are Keeping Buyers on the Sidelines
At least four million units of existing homes were sold in January on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis.
