Supreme Court Blocks Eviction Moratorium
Supreme Court Blocks Eviction Moratorium In a decision late Thursday evening (8/26), The U.S. Supreme Court blocked the CDC from enforcing a federal moratorium on evictions that was recently reinstated by the Biden Administration. CNBC said called it a defeat for the Biden administration’s efforts to continue the eviction moratorium despite an earlier signal from […]
The Supreme Court scraps Biden’s eviction protection for tenants
The Supreme Court scraps Biden’s eviction protection for tenants Justice Department lawyers argued that the Delta variant of the virus had heightened the importance of the eviction ban. | realestate.boston.com The post The Supreme Court scraps Biden’s eviction protection for tenants appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
BREAKING: U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down CDC Eviction Moratorium
BREAKING: U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down CDC Eviction Moratorium 6-3 Ruling Puts End to Nationwide Residential Eviction Moratorium In a late night “shadow docket” ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority struck down the controversial nationwide CDC Eviction Moratorium which paused virtually all residential evictions in the country through October 3. The eviction moratorium, first […]
Management Matters
Management Matters Management Matters By Jeffery S. Watson I’m dictating this while on my way to meet with a contractor and a tenant to collect 3 months of unpaid rent before having lunch with my oldest son. The tenant had stopped paying rent due to a COVID illness and domestic issues. When I commented in […]
Listed: Designer Susan Zises Green made magic inside two historic Nantucket homes
Listed: Designer Susan Zises Green made magic inside two historic Nantucket homes Each can be purchased solo, but for those seeking a multi-generational property, the homes are separated by a garden. | realestate.boston.com The post Listed: Designer Susan Zises Green made magic inside two historic Nantucket homes appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
Existing Home Sales Up 2% in July
Existing Home Sales Up 2% in July The National Association of Realtors is reporting that existing home sales were up 2% in July to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 5.99 million (up 1.5% from one year ago). Total housing inventory at the end of July was 1.32 million units, up 7.3% from one year ago. […]
‘Cool pavements’ could reduce summer heat by 3 degrees in Boston, MIT study finds
‘Cool pavements’ could reduce summer heat by 3 degrees in Boston, MIT study finds Record-breaking heat waves this summer have made walking outside in cities almost unbearable for many residents. Not only is the weather itself scorching, but the asphalt used on roads can heat up so much that doctors have warned pedestrians are getting […]
Your Tenant Broke Their Lease? Here’s What’s Next
Your Tenant Broke Their Lease? Here’s What’s Next On a recent episode of Rent Perfect podcast David Pickron sits down with Arizona Attorney Mark Zinman to discuss the proper steps to take when a tenant has broken their lease agreement. Laws vary by state so be sure to do your due diligence and consult a […]
FEMA to Add Climate Change Data to National Flood Insurance Program
FEMA to Add Climate Change Data to National Flood Insurance Program CNBC is reporting that, starting October 1, FEMA will be factoring in the impact & risks of so-called climate change as part of a complete overhaul to make insurance pricing more accurately reflect each property’s unique flood risk. Citing data from a United Nations […]
Local Market Monitor’s National Economic Outlook for August 2021
Local Market Monitor’s National Economic Outlook for August 2021 Local Market Monitor, a National REIA preferred vendor, recently released their monthly National Economic Outlook where they share their thoughts on developments taking place in the U.S. economy. National Economic Outlook By Ingo Winzer August, 2021 The economy continues to improve but apparently not fast enough […]