California Could Be the Safety Net That Unlocks Factory-Built Housing
California could serve as a financial backstop to factory-built housing projects under a new proposal in the state Assembly. Under AB 2166, a new California Housing Finance Agency would offer state-backed credit backstops to surety companies. These companies would then be able to issue payment and p
Landlords Are Letting AI Settle Their High-Stakes Battles With Tenants: Why Renters Should Still Get a Lawyer
Renters and landlords who find themselves at odds with each other over issues with maintenance, repairs, and rental increases have several options when it comes to mediation. Most would agree that legal intervention should be a last resort, but according to a new survey by Avail, independent landlo
Where Eliminating Property Taxes Still Has Momentum—and Where It’s Stalling
The simmering frustration of 2024 and 2025 has boiled over into a full-scale property tax revolt in 2026, with no fewer than 13 states actively weighing proposals to eliminate property taxes in some form. But as legislative sessions wear on across the country, the movement is breaking in different d
Gen Z Is America’s Most Mobile Generation—Here’s Where They’re Heading
America's interstate migration hit a 10-year low in 2024, but Gen Z defied this trend to become the nation's most mobile generation, overtaking millennials for the first time on record. According to a new analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data by the Yardi Systems company StorageCafé, 2.2 million Gen
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