Rebecca San Juan
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2 weeks ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
Oregon poured two years into a one-of-a-kind map intended to boost housing development. A month after launching, real estate experts say it doesn't address what's really needed: financial support. The Oregon State-Owned or Managed Lands Inventory map made its debut in March. The map, which the public can access, allows users to see the highlighted state-owned or managed parcels approved for housing development. It was part of Democratic Gov.
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3 weeks ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
The U.S. wave of tariffs begins when the clock strikes midnight on the East Coast, bringing higher costs to a number of industries. Housing experts warn of a chilling effect from builders to buyers. President Donald Trump’s tariffs hit at midnight, according to a briefing he gave in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday afternoon. A minimum tariff of 10% will hit a quarter of some of the country’s longest trade partners and reach as high as about 50% for select countries.
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3 weeks ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan |David Holtzman
Several tariffs are set to go into effect at midnight, forcing many small business owners tied to home improvement and construction to make a timely decision — increase prices or eat higher costs. The mere talk of tariffs led to a nearly 1 percent uptick in construction material prices between January and February nationwide, according to the latest monthly survey on material prices by the Associated Builders and Contractors.
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3 weeks ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
Columbus, Nebraska has a lot going for it. A local economy powered by manufacturing, it has an enviable unemployment rate of 2.4%, well under the 4.1% national average. And yet, plenty of positions go wanting by local employers like agriculture giant Archer Daniels Midland and syringe and needles producer Becton, Dickinson and Co.Applicants say they can't find a suitable place to live, and city leaders say a lack of housing is one of the biggest constraints on area employers.
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3 weeks ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
Home hunters had best prepare for pricier properties. Builders are betting that the proposed Trump administration tariffs will push up construction costs by thousands of dollars — increases that many will pass on to consumers. The Trump administration has imposed tariffs on goods from Canada, China and Mexico but postponed the ones affecting U.S. neighbors to the north and south until April 2.
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At a time when HUD faces the threat of staff cuts and thinning of programs, Acting HUD Inspector General Stephen Begg warned politicians of the potential consequences that would come with further shrinking the agency. My latest @HomesDotCom https://t.co/o75lQwzrn0
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