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It's getting harder to afford rent in the U.S., even for middle-income families (opens the original)
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A growing number of renters in the U.S. are struggling to pay for housing each month, according to new research that found more middle-income families may be defaulting on rent and becoming vulnerable to eviction. While the country's lowest-income renters have always paid an outsized share of their earnings toward housing costs, a new report from the Urban Institute found that families across all income brackets are facing increasingly stark affordability issues. One in every five middle-income
As data centers spread, not all U.S. housing markets react the same way (opens the original)
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Updated September 12, 2026 at 5:00 AM EDT As construction of large data centers in the United States continues to accelerate, so, too, have questions about how these massive facilities could affect the housing market. To help real estate agents address these concerns, the National Association of Realtors commissioned a first-of-its-kind study aimed at evaluating data centers' impact on the real estate market. The study found that data centers' effects differ dramatically from place to place. "We
This house trumpets its history in the face of gentrification. Now it's a landmark (opens the original)
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The house is unmissable. Its colorful exterior, a painted forest of faces. Latino artists, activists and musicians, suspended mid-motion, grin down at passersby. A spotted jaguar sprawls across the garage door. Around the border of one of its windows, a message is written in all-caps: "It takes the hood to save the hood." This is the "Latin Rock House," an enduring tribute to the culture and history of the Mission District, one of San Francisco's oldest — and most dramatically gentrified — neigh
A homeless man was charged with a felony for camping. He's one of the first (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In the burgundy booth of a diner, John Lozier leaned in, lowered his voice and asked his friend a question he's carried for nearly two weeks. "Joe, we haven't talked about when they arrested you," said Lozier, 73. The man across the table shrugged. Dark sunglasses obscured his gaze. The plastic-sheathed menus still lay open on the table. "Yeah," said Joseph Lamont Williams, 49, taking a swig of coffee. When he refused to leave the Nashville public park where he has lived for t
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