The National Fair Housing Alliance has expressed its support for Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, urging the Trump administration to partner with her on affordability and other “kitchen table issues” facing Americans, rather than attempting to remove her from office.
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in Trump v. Cook, a case that could reshape the balance of power between the presidency and independent federal agencies, with major implications for the Federal Reserve and the broader economy.
The American housing market is in crisis, with young people unable to afford homes due to a lack of new construction, high prices, and restrictive zoning laws, and the federal government needs to take action to address the issue.
The American housing market is broken, and increasing the SALT deduction cap from $10,000 to $40,000 will only exacerbate the problem, while a new vision of housing that values stability over speculation, homes over assets, and access over appreciation is needed to fix affordability.
WASHINGTON, DC – First-time U.S. homebuyers face a problematic housing crisis as affordability becomes a burning issue…
WASHINGTON, DC – First-time U.S. homebuyers face a problematic housing crisis as affordability becomes a burning issue…
by Mark Dempsey The “Cruella DeVille” of Sacramento County Supervisors, Sue Frost, announced her retirement via email,…