11 stories tagged housing, newest first.
247 points by colinprince | 562 comments
A Conversable Economist blog post on homeowners wanting rising home values alongside falling property taxes; the capture shows only a browser-check interstitial.
531 points by gnabgib | 231 comments
PetaPixel article on NYC Mayor Mamdani's push to require landlords and realtors to disclose AI-generated or AI-altered images in property listings.
994 points by kpw94 | 1010 comments
Reuters article reporting that the US will ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes, according to Trump; the page showed a device verification screen.
474 points by rbanffy | 717 comments
Derek Thompson Substack essay arguing that antitrust critics blaming homebuilder monopolies for America's housing problems are wrong.
553 points by Geekette | 411 comments
Architectural Digest article exploring whether more people should relocate to live near their friends.
708 points by pseudolus | 566 comments
U.S. Department of Justice press release announcing an antitrust lawsuit against RealPage over algorithmic rent pricing software alleged to harm millions of renters.
432 points by altilunium | 363 comments
An interactive eldiario.es data journalism piece using Spanish Cadastre data and maps to explain why Spaniards mostly live in apartment buildings.
445 points by toss1 | 309 comments
Boston Planning & Development Agency news release announcing Mayor Wu's pilot program to incentivize converting downtown office buildings to housing.
404 points by mfiguiere | 948 comments
Wall Street Journal article on California spending $17 billion on homelessness without reducing it, focusing on Oakland's Wood Street encampment.
459 points by davidbarker | 355 comments
Homepage of Rate The Landlord, a community platform where tenants anonymously submit and read reviews of landlords to promote accountability.
399 points by sharkweek | 433 comments
Anne Helen Petersen's Culture Study essay offering theories on why people don't live closer to their friends despite being happier when they do.