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Woodlawn Tenants Unionize as Prospective Buyer Eyes Building Near Obama Center

Residents report $2,000 offers to leave, with no sale yet confirmed.

NYC Relaunches ADU Push With Pre-Approved Designs and Up to $395,000 in Loans

Mamdani Invites NYCHA to 'Rental Ripoff' Hearings, Hails $2.1 Million Judgment Against Bronx Landlord

North Miami Orders Tenants Out of Unsafe Condo After Missed 40-Year Recertification

Frey Vetoes Minneapolis Eviction-Notice Extension, Pledges $1 Million for Rental Aid

Frey Faces Deadline on Minneapolis 60-Day Eviction-Notice Ordinance as Advocates Press for Signature

Woodlawn Tenants Form Union to Fight Reported Cash-for-Keys Offer Near Obama Center

San Diego Puts Empty Second-Homes Tax on June Ballot After 8–1 Council Vote

NYC’s First ‘Rental Ripoff’ Hearing Draws Crowds, Tenant Complaints and Backlash Over NYCHA Exclusion

Supreme Court Rejects Huntington Beach Appeal, Leaving State Housing Orders Intact

PortShaw Place Opens in Louisville’s Shawnee Neighborhood With 38 Affordable Units

Mexico’s Supreme Court Upholds CDMX Cap Tying Annual Rent Hikes to Inflation

Barcelona Opens €6 Million Rent Aid for Single-Parent Families and Residents 55+

NYC Breaks Ground on East Harlem’s Timbale Terrace, a 341-Unit Affordable Housing Tower With Arts Center

D.C. Files Civil RICO Suit to Shut Down Alleged Razjooyan Housing Enterprise

Mamdani Moves to Curb CityFHEPS Expansion, Seeks Court Pause for Settlement Talks

L.A. County Board Rejects Countywide Three-Month Eviction Protection

Vigo’s PXOM Triggers 2025 Shift Toward New Construction as Renovations Recede

Baltimore Mayor Unveils Plan to Cut Homeowner Tax Bills, Targets Sub-$2 Effective Rate

Baltimore Publishes High‑Violation List as New Renter Safety Law Drives Crackdown