Trump Proposes Massive Cuts To Federal Housing Assistance
The Trump administration outlined $163 billion in cuts to non-defense government spending next year in a Friday memo from the Office of Management and Budget, including significant cuts to federal rental assistance to shift responsibility for the programs to states.
Ripe For Revitalization, Owners Transform Class B Malls
Class B malls are the subject of renewed focus as owners and developers add residential, hotel, medical, entertainment, and food and dining uses to properties in an effort to reverse sinking vacancy rates at the decades-old assets.
Equity Sees Housing Shortage As Shield Against Uncertainty
Equity Residential executives on Wednesday said the rental giant in the first quarter saw record-low levels of resident turnover along with higher year-over-year occupancy, and is expecting a lack of U.S. housing supply to insulate from unfolding economic uncertainty.
Trump Proposes Massive Cuts To Federal Housing Assistance
The Trump administration outlined $163 billion in cuts to non-defense government spending next year in a Friday memo from the Office of Management and Budget, including significant cuts to federal rental assistance to shift responsibility for the programs to states.
Ripe For Revitalization, Owners Transform Class B Malls
Class B malls are the subject of renewed focus as owners and developers add residential, hotel, medical, entertainment, and food and dining uses to properties in an effort to reverse sinking vacancy rates at the decades-old assets.
Equity Sees Housing Shortage As Shield Against Uncertainty
Equity Residential executives on Wednesday said the rental giant in the first quarter saw record-low levels of resident turnover along with higher year-over-year occupancy, and is expecting a lack of U.S. housing supply to insulate from unfolding economic uncertainty.
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