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4 months ago
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altNOAA 🇺🇸
@altnoaa.bsky.social
about 5 hours ago
Maybe, just possibly if Republicans had listened to scientists as Democrats did, then… hear me out… maybe it would be possible to easier obtain home insurance in Florida (and other places) and just maybe Cape Coral wouldn’t be the raging shithole of a real estate market that it currently is. Maybe.
WSJ: Cape Coral has worst housing market in America

www.winknews.com

WSJ: Cape Coral has worst housing market in America

Cape Coral is facing a challenging housing market.

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Spokane Rising
@spokanerising.com
about 10 hours ago
I don’t think we fully appreciate the depths of economic harm the Republican megabill will unleash on this country, and the ways it will affect things like the housing market. Here are a few things I’m thinking about:
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Kendra "Gloom is My Beat" Pierre-Louis
@kendrawrites.com
9 minutes ago
Or housing costs are so high they can't afford rent and their job doesn't provide insurance. I know a lot of people who moved home to save money because it was the only way to buy. The hatred of multi generational homes in the US is wild

That 29 year old is in mom's basement because it's MOM who's on medicare and they can't otherwise afford a caregiver

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Nikita Gill
@nikitagill.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
What’s wild is that boomers had this “utopia” of free college tuition and more public housing and the sixty two year old Tom Suozzi remembers it because he lived in that time period.

Democratic congressman Tom Suozzi slams Zohran Mamdani as "a bad example" who made "lofty, utopian promises: free public transit, free college tuition, more public housing"

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✨ Astrid 🏳️‍⚧️
@sleepygirl42.scares.men
about 6 hours ago
housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free housing should be free
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Nate Blouin
@nateforutah.bsky.social
about 12 hours ago
Great to hear from constituents in South Salt Lake tonight! People are worried about their neighbors being victimized by ICE thugs and making sure we’ve got more affordable housing options nearby. Privileges to represent communities that watch out for their own.
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Matthew Blanchette
@mattpb.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
A concentration camp is not safe and affordable housing, nor is it health care for all. It is a kennel, a cage; quickly-built, and shoddily, with not a comfort to be found. It went up quickly because no one is meant to live in it. They are meant to suffer in it. REAL housing costs a bit more.
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Mississippi Free Press
@mississippifreepress.org
about 3 hours ago
Even with limited opportunities, some residents believe Mississippi still offers important advantages—including community ties, affordable housing and safety. “I stayed because I really like the area here,” said Erica Jones, noting that an educator can afford to purchase a home in the state.
Mississippi Looks to Reverse Brain Drain With Jobs, Education

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Mississippi Looks to Reverse Brain Drain With Jobs, Education

Mississippi continues suffering from “brain drain” as educated, skilled workers leaving the state in search of better pay and job opportunities.

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Deborah Lynn
@mrsdeborahlynn.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
www.cnbc.com/2025/07/02/h... Insurify is projecting premium increases in all 50 states this year, averaging around 8%. California's increase is not even the largest. That distinction belongs to Louisiana, where premiums are projected to rise 28%. Nor is the phenomenon limited to coastal states.
Homeowner’s insurance premiums vary widely from state to state, but they are all going up

www.cnbc.com

Homeowner’s insurance premiums vary widely from state to state, but they are all going up

Homeowner’s insurance premiums are going up as increasingly severe storms and other disasters, combined with rising housing costs, are pushing rates higher.

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Max B #FBPE 💙 🔶 🇺🇦 🇬🇧 🇪🇺
@maxbrockbank.com
about 1 hour ago
Government making sensible changes to Right to Buy – a scheme designed by Margaret Thatcher to take away the cushion of "lenient" public housing and make potential strikers think twice. www.architectsjournal.co.….
New council houses to be exempt from right-to-buy for 35 years

www.architectsjournal.co.uk

New council houses to be exempt from right-to-buy for 35 years

Newly built council houses will be exempt from right-to-buy for 35 years to ensure local authorities ‘are not losing homes before they have recovered the costs of building them’, the housing minister ...

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Karl
@karlusss.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
An interesting consequence of having essentially a privatised social housing model is that it's face-searingly expensive
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Only In Boston
@onlyinbos.bsky.social
about 1 hour ago
It’s a slow housing market.
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Ⓐnarchohoodism
@161bklyn.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
Repost with alt text so everyone can see how obstructionist and how petty the Dems can be. They’re not coming up with anything and it’s like they’d rather ppl just keep taking this garbage until one from their party comes up with a solution, which they won’t.
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Better Blocks NJ
@betterblocksnj.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
Jersey City resident and tax law expert Jules Mugema, the founder of @jcpolicycircle.bsky.social, reviews the empirical evidence on the effects on renters of institutional investor bans, and explains who institutional investors are in a new post: betterblocksnj.org/2025/0….
Understanding Institutional Investors and the Housing Crisis

betterblocksnj.org

Understanding Institutional Investors and the Housing Crisis

Explore how institutional investors are shaping the housing crisis and why proposed bans may not solve affordability issues.

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#TuckFrump
@realtuckfrumper.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
Housing Market Hits Troubling Milestone for First Time in Nearly 20 Years twp.ai/4io1Ry
www.newsweek.com

twp.ai

www.newsweek.com

Housing market hits troubling milestone for first time in nearly 20 years

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Matthew Murray 🦇
@midnitelibrary.bsky.social
24 minutes ago
One of the issue for this is that for people who've been in a library for decades, the salaries are better (if not good) because of lower housing costs. If you bought your house 20 years ago you can survive on the salary you're offering new hires. If you're starting now, you can't. 📚

Librarianship has never paid well enough for the education required. In this moment - where the rent is impossible to cover solo - it is even worse. 📚

I’m so discouraged.  I have to had to turn down several jobs that I really wanted due to the high cost of housing.  I worked 65-70 hours a week to get my MLIS without any student loans, have received multiple interviews and offers only to realize that I would have to continue to work that same amount of hours just to provide housing. One of the jobs was an assistant branch manager position that started at 63K and I still couldn't take it due to the cost of apartments there plus health insurance and 11% mandatory retirement.  I hadn't counted on those costs when I had applied. I drive a 19 year old car, have no credit card debit, etc.  Right now, I get no cost benefits with my current job in circulation. How does anyone survive financially in this field?
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John O'Connell
@jdpoc.bsky.social
about 7 hours ago
Labour's Affordable #Housing Programme : 180,000 new affordable homes, reforming right to buy and setting up programmes to ensure a supply of socially rented homes in the future. Have you seen this in the media ? Of course you haven't. It's GOOD news and they don't print GOOD news.
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Navneet Alang
@navneetalang.com
about 2 hours ago
Ever get the sense that there just... won't be any solution to the housing crisis?
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Dean Preston
@deanpreston.bsky.social
about 10 hours ago
Paragraph 13 of the article is so "pro-housing": "In San Francisco the laws won’t make a huge impact because the majority of infill housing developments already take advantage of state programs that exempt them from CEQA review. The problem in the city remains challenging market conditions."

As California’s pro-housing advocates celebrated the victory and environmentalists decried the potential damage from the new laws, one question went largely unasked: Will they work?

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Simon Opher
@simonforstroud.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
Too much of what we try to do in government is short term. That’s why yesterday's announcement on 'Delivering a Decade of Renewal for Social and Affordable Housing' is really welcome. We'll create six times more social/affordable housing than in the decade up to 2024.
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