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'California Hot Spring to Close Indefinitely After Second Death in 16 Months
'Aspiring Homebuyers Need To Earn 80% More To Afford a House in the Current Market: Study
'Mortgage Rates Edging Closer to 7%, the Highest Recorded Since December
EDITOR'S PICKS
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Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
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Dozens Left Homeless After Apartment Fire Sparks In Durham
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Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
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US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
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Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
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The lawsuit alleged that RealPage and the landlords conspired to illegally hike rental prices to "astronomical" levels. -
'Over 50% of Aspiring Homebuyers Cannot Afford a Down Payment: Survey
At least 54% of homebuyers said their income was not high enought to afford puchasing a home. -
'Disney Plans To Merge Media Business With Reliance in India in $8.5B Mega-Deal
The merger between Disney and Reliance is expected to bring in 750 million viewers in India. -
'Former NYU Official Pleads Guilty To Stealing $660K in Public Money To Add Pool at Her Home, Personal Expenses
The NYU administrator began her scheme in 2012 and redirected a total of $3.3 million in public money to shell companies she created. -
'Coal Company Owned by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Found in Contempt
Gov. Justice's coal company failed to follow a court order to pay an insurance firm $500,000 to maintain collateral financial obligations. -
'These 3 Cities Are America’s Happiest, According to New Rankings
A new study looked at 29 factors, including depression rate, income-growth rate, and job satisfaction, to determine the happiest cities in the country. -
'Housing Market Forecast: Here’s What Homebuyers Can Expect Once Mortgage Rates Drop
Mortgage rates are forecasted to hover around the 6.8% range before dropping to 6.5% by the end of 2024. -
'Congressional Democrats Call on U.S. To Block Capital One-Discover Merger
Several Congressional Democrats argued that the merger would limit consumer banking choices and saddle customers with high fees. -
'Americans Making $150K a Year Are Considered ‘Lower Middle Class’ in These US Cities
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.
