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Jul 14

Environmentalists argue California home developments create wildfire risks

By Michael Phillis, Suman Naishadham, Associated Press

Environmental groups have been arguing in California courts that developers are not fully considering the risks of wildfires when they plan their housing developments near fire-prone areas. And they've been winning.

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May 18

As Fresno tries to manage a housing crisis, a corporate owner moves in

By Cresencio Rodriguez-Delgado

A judge has authorized the sale of a local mobile home park at the center of an affordable housing battle to a national corporate landlord, dealing a blow to residents and housing advocates who had hoped their bid for a…

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Apr 21

Investors are buying up mobile home parks. These Fresno tenants have a different idea

By Cresencio Rodriguez-Delgado

The residents at Trails End Mobile Home Park in Fresno, California, have decided to organize an effort to purchase the park themselves in the form of a cooperative. If they are successful, it would be an unusual housing model for…

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Feb 21

Across the U.S., rents at ‘insane’ levels with no relief in sight

By R.J. Rico, Associated Press

Rents have exploded across the country, causing many to fall behind on payments, dig deep into their savings or downsize to subpar units.

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Feb 10

WATCH: Senate hearing on how institutional landlords are affecting the housing market

By News Desk

The Senate Banking committee held a hearing Thursday on how institutional landlords are affecting the housing market.

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Feb 07

With housing costs rising, tiny homes offer one solution to address homelessness

By Giles Bruce, Kaiser Health News

Cities and nonprofits across the country are building communities of tiny homes to safely house people amid COVID and cold winters.

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Dec 15

Evictions on the rise months after federal moratorium ends

By Michael Casey, Associated Press

The federal ban, along with a mix of state and federal moratoriums, is credited with keeping millions of Americans in their homes during the pandemic and preventing the spread of the coronavirus.

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Aug 28

Watch 8:37
The challenge of retrofitting millions of aging homes to battle global warming

By Willem Marx, Joan Martelli

A landmark climate report released this month by the United Nations predicted dire consequences for the world if more is not done to reduce CO2 levels in the atmosphere. More than 100 countries including the U.S. have committed to a…

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Aug 26

Watch 9:12
Texas’ homeless suffer due to lack of public housing as public camping is criminalized

By Stephanie Sy, Frank Carlson

Amid a housing affordability crisis, cities across the U.S. have been struggling with their unsheltered populations. Two years ago, Austin, Texas, decriminalized activities related to homelessness. But this year, citizens voted to re-criminalize them — as the state banned public…

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Aug 13

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How the Twin Cities is trying to close the racial gap in home ownership

By Fred de Sam Lazaro

The Twin Cities is one of the most affordable metropolitan areas of the country. Its longstanding racial disparities in home ownership are also among the worst. Just 25 percent of Black residents in Minneapolis and St. Paul own their homes,…

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