
Union County Real Estate Shows Entry-Level Options
Recent property records from Union County, New Jersey, show that homes under $400,000 are still available, offering entry points for budget-conscious buyers.
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Recent property records from Union County, New Jersey, show that homes under $400,000 are still available, offering entry points for budget-conscious buyers.

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Mayor Eric Adams vetoed the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA) and 18 other housing bills on his final day in office, a move celebrated by landlord groups but criticized by housing advocates

A plan for 79 affordable condos in East Hampton was withdrawn within a week following intense community opposition and a petition with nearly 3,000 signatures.

New York City has selected GFP Real Estate to redevelop an office building at 100 Gold Street into a residential complex with approximately 3,700 new homes.

A proposed NYC law, the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, would give nonprofits the first right to buy apartment buildings, sparking a debate between housing advocates and property owners.

The San Jose Unified School District is moving forward with a $282.5 million plan to build a 288-unit apartment complex for its teachers and staff.

New housing data reveals that fewer than 15 of the 100 largest US cities offer a significant number of rentals under $1,000, with affordable options concentrated in the Midwest and South.

While U.S. home prices soar, Pittsburgh stands out with a median price of just $229,000, offering a rare haven for homebuyers due to a unique housing surplus.

A developer has filed plans to build a 13-story apartment building with over 100 units, including affordable housing, on the site of an auto shop in Corona, Queens.

Nashville Metro Council is considering a resolution to request a 3% share of the state's real estate transfer tax, a move that could generate $7.8 million annually for local infrastructure and housing

Cape Cod and the Islands are considering a new tax on luxury home sales over $1 million to fund desperately needed affordable housing for local workers.