The American Dream’s New Premium Hike
Homeowners insurers are relying on artificial intelligence to raise your rates and boost their profits.
Homeowners insurers are relying on artificial intelligence to raise your rates and boost their profits.
An Indigenous group pokes a hole in Trump’s tariffs, the country’s biggest landlords are shaken up, one state kills debt traps, and pig processors pay up.
Regulators crack the monopoly code, the DOD goes DIY, homeownership gets sweeter, and a health care crisis is healed.
Misleading ads get muted, universal child care is here, a tech company gets caught cheating, and tenants step up.
Homebuilding giant Lennar has launched an e-marketplace, with a potential “kickback scheme,” to help corporate landlords buy up properties and raise rents.
Behind the convenience of Zillow and Rocket Mortgage’s all-in-one homebuying services, experts warn of a debt system that deceives and squeezes consumers.
Abundance Democrats are adding more red tape to fight affordable housing efforts — to the benefit of corporate monopolists limiting new home construction.
Private equity firms are diverting billions from a Great Depression-era mortgage program — and making huge profits.
Plus, a new court ruling could prevent a financial crisis, California curbs a corporate housing grab, and a ticketing conglomerate faces the music.