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When $25B won’t make a dent…
U.S. Renters Could Owe $70 Billion By January, when the federal eviction moratorium expires, 11.4 million households in the U.S. might be more than three months behind in their rent, […]
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COVID – 19 Relief Bill – A Review of the Housing Provisions
The Covid-19 relief bill was just posted and includes the following provisions that will impact housing: Emergency Rental Assistance – There is $25B for rental costs including back rent, forward […]
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FHFA Extends Foreclosure Moratorium Through January
The Federal Housing Finance Agency has announced that single-family homeowners with mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be protected from foreclosure for at least another month. The […]
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How to solve Florida’s large-scale affordable housing crisis
By Mike Vogel | Florida Trend | 9/25/2020 … Affordable housing means different things — market rate vs. subsidized, for example — to different people. At a housing forum in […]
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Florida foreclosure filings trend up as some fear a fall wave awaits
By John Haughey | The Center Square | 9/20/2020 Gov. Ron DeSantis extended Florida’s eviction and foreclosure moratorium until Oct. 1 last month, delaying what some fear will be a […]
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‘The pandemic should be a wake-up call’: Neighborhoods that were redlined are more vulnerable to COVID-19, research suggests
Published: Sept. 15, 2020 at 3:28 p.m. ETBy Jacob Passy Neighborhoods that were historically barred from mortgage lending continue to see a greater prevalence of chronic diseases, leaving residents more […]
