
Trump's 2026 Housing Plan Meets Skepticism from Economists
President Trump's 2026 housing plan, featuring a corporate home buyer ban, faces skepticism from economists who doubt its impact on affordability.
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President Trump's 2026 housing plan, featuring a corporate home buyer ban, faces skepticism from economists who doubt its impact on affordability.

President Trump's plan to ban institutional investors from buying single-family homes has caused a significant drop in real estate and investment firm stocks.

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

Massachusetts is buying back residential properties in coastal areas prone to repeated flooding, offering a financial exit for homeowners in high-risk zones.

The U.S. housing market is facing a perfect storm of challenges, including proposed policy overhauls, legal battles for industry giants like Zillow, and growing uninsured climate risks.

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.

Victoria is set to enforce major rental reforms from November 25, introducing a ban on no-fault evictions, longer notice periods, and a crackdown on rental bidding.

New York City's real estate industry faces deep uncertainty after the election of Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, whose platform includes a four-year rent freeze.

Chapman University has moved its Center for Demographics and Policy to its business and real estate schools to create a new hub for housing and economic research.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is set for a second term with high public approval, but her policies on housing and taxes are causing significant concern in the real estate sector.

New York City's real estate industry is bracing for potential mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, but a look at other cities shows progressive agendas often face major hurdles.

South Korea's new real estate policy, aimed at cooling the market with loan limits and new regulations, is facing criticism for failing to impact wealthy buyers.