NYC Tenants Owe More Than $2 Billion In Unpaid Rent As Cuomo Extends Eviction Moratorium
By Tyler Durden New shocking figures produced by a New York area landlord trade group, the Community Housing Improvement Program, finds half of all New York…
By Tyler Durden New shocking figures produced by a New York area landlord trade group, the Community Housing Improvement Program, finds half of all New York…
By Craig Eyermann California has more homeless people than any other state, with large homeless tent camps occupying the sidewalks of many of its streets….
By Tyler Durden Alongside potential obstacles such as job loss, financial insecurity, and a subsequent inability to cover many upcoming bills, Visual Capitalist’s Avery Koop…
By Matt Agorist Several months ago, the Free Thought Project cofounders made a small donation to the groups Food Not Bombs and the Sidewalk Project…
By Tyler Durden In the last few decades, young adults have faced harsh economic realities – from the financial crisis in 2008 to this year’s…
By Tyler Durden The bull market in hot urban retail and commercial real estate markets lasted for pretty much the entire post-crisis recovery period. But…
By Tyler Durden A dark covid winter is descending on the working-poor of America as millions of adults face eviction or foreclosure in the next few…
By Tyler Durden While markets remain on edge over the sudden tension between the Treasury and the Fed, following Mnuchin’s surprise notice to Powell that…
By Tyler Durden We have extensively followed the collapse in rental prices since the beginning of the pandemic here on Zero Hedge (for examples, look here…
By Tyler Durden Covid’s effect on cities is starting to hit the price of rentals – and it’s not just in the United States. Apartment…
By Tyler Durden Moving-focused group MyMove analyzed data from the USPS about change-of-address requests. By far, this is the most comprehensive snapshot of migration trends during…
By Tyler Durden The Trump administration walked back federal protections for renters in early October, even though rent moratoriums were still in effect, which allowed…
Activist Post Editor’s Note: The following article from the University of Utah “The rise of ‘zoom towns’ in the rural west” raises some legitimate concerns…
By Tyler Durden Nevada’s leisure and hospitality sector — which made up around a quarter of the state’s total labor market before lockdowns — has…