Congress Pitches Expanding Farm Credit System To Help Rural Homebuyers
A new bipartisan bill would expand the eligibility of the Farm Credit System so that it can help millions more people in more small towns buy homes. Senate Bill 4182 would amend the Farm Credit Act of 1971, which provides credit for rural homes. Currently, that program defines rural areas as any cit
Planning Commission Approves Trump’s $400 Million White House Ballroom Project, but Work Cannot Resume
President Donald Trump received a bit of positive news about the $400 million White House ballroom construction project, which is now at a standstill. The National Planning Commission voted on Thursday to approve Trump's project despite negative comments received from the public. The planning commis
Georgia Has $3.3 Billion in Unclaimed Property. New Bill Aims To Give Some Residents a Check.
Over $3 billion in unclaimed funds is at the center of a stalled bill, which could provide immense relief to local homeowners if passed. SB 403—a bill in Georgia—is designed to streamline the return of $3.3 billion in unclaimed property. Instead of waiting for residents to claim their property thems
First Look at New York City’s Tallest Luxury Residential Tower on Iconic Fifth Avenue
The New York City skyline is about to change yet again, with the addition of a new luxury residential tower. It's going to be located along iconic Fifth Avenue, right in the heart of Manhattan. The modern design of the tower is what will make 262 Fifth Ave. stand out as a newcomer to the luxury resi
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