New York Attorney General Takes Action Against Capital Region Landlords for Discrimination
NY AG Letitia James has taken action against Capital Region landlords for discriminating against renters with housing vouchers and imposing illegal late fees.
Bill Cosby's Upper East Side Brownstone Hits Market for $7M Amid Mortgage Dispute with CitiMortgage
Bill Cosby's NYC brownstone is for sale at $7M amidst a foreclosure battle with CitiMortgage over an alleged mortgage default. The property, bought in 1980, features 5,000 sq ft, six bedrooms, and an elevator.
Rock Hill Takes Steps to Repurpose Former Carolina Panthers Facility Site into Economic Hub
Rock Hill city leaders have approved rezoning for the site initially planned for the Carolina Panthers' practice facility, opening up opportunities for various industries after financial disagreements halted the original project.
Housing Trust Silicon Valley Unveils Up to $200K Down Payment Aid for First-Time Buyers in Bay Area
The Housing Trust Silicon Valley launched the Home Access Program, offering up to $200,000 in deferred loans for low-income first-time homebuyers in the Bay Area.
Phoenix Metro Area Real Estate Holds Steady, Median Sales Price at $455,000 Amidst Rising Rates and Economic Growth
Phoenix area home prices remain steady with a median of $455,000, despite fluctuating mortgage rates and increasing sales. Regional variations exist, with cities like Scottsdale seeing a sharp price increase.
Dallas Planning & Development Dept. to Launch User-Friendly 'DallasNow' Platform Amid Temporary Service Interruption
The City of Dallas is launching the DallasNow platform on May 5, which will cause service interruptions from April 25 to May 4 due to data migration. Extended hours are offered at the Oak Cliff Municipal Center before the downtime.
Innovative $8 Million Fire-Resistant Compound Goes on Sale in Los Altos' Coveted Neighborhood
A fire-resistant compound in Los Altos has been listed for $8 million, featuring wood-free construction and Class A fire safety rating, including a main residence, guesthouse, and pool house.
Marin County Considers Financial Backing for Oak Hill Affordable Homes for Local Workers
Marin County is considering financing 34 affordable homes for county workers as part of a larger 135-unit project near San Quentin Village, addressing a financial shortfall to ensure the initiative meets local income levels.
New Parking Structure with Artistic Touch to Alleviate Congestion in Downtown Las Vegas Arts District by 2026
New renderings showcase a planned 5½-story parking structure in Downtown Las Vegas's Arts District with over 500 spaces, slated to open in 2026, including 10,000 square feet of retail space and public art.












