homeownership
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Dem Lawmakers Revive Homeownership Bill on Capitol Hill
A trio of Capitol Hill lawmakers has resurrected a tax-exemption bill aimed at helping more Americans achieve the dream of…
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Biden Administration Plan Will Help First-Time Homebuyers
Although it could drive up the cost of houses, the Biden administration has a plan to help people become first-time…
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Remote Work Could Help Black Renters Become Homeowners, Zillow Finds
The rapid rise in pandemic-driven telework could make first-time homeownership most broadly accessible to Black renters compared to other renters,…
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D.C. Offers Two Low- to Moderate-Income Homes for Sale in Historic Anacostia
In September, two homes on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue in southeast D.C. were rehabilitated as part of an effort…
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Loophole Found in Federal Evictions Memorandum
Landlords can resume eviction proceedings after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued clarifications to a previous executive order…
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South Carolina a Harbinger of Eviction Crisis after Federal Moratorium Ends
Eviction notices for homeowners in South Carolina and other states will begin going out Aug. 24 in the wake of…
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Black Homeowners Encounter Higher Property Taxes Than White Peers: Study
When it comes to property taxes for Black and white homeowners, a recent study reveals a significant gap in rates.
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Groundswell’s Share Power Community Solar Program
Community solar looks just like any other solar project you might have seen.
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Culture of Fear Fosters Gun Sales, Feelings of Home Insecurity
Americans bought more than 1.7 million firearms in May, according to estimates from industry analyst Small Arms Analytics & Forecasting.
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Study Predicts Outcomes of Black Homeownership After COVID-19
The U.S. Census Bureau, in collaboration with five federal agencies, is in a unique position to produce data on the…
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