What the ROAD to Housing Act can — and can’t — do for affordability

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is now law, marking what many in the housing industry consider the most significant federal housing legislation in more than three decades. The bipartisan measure aims to increase housing supply by reducing regulatory barriers, streamlining permitting, modernizin

Corn Prices Are Falling—but the Land Beneath It Keeps Getting More Valuable

Corn farmers are heading into another difficult year—one that could well tip the industry into unsustainable territory thanks to a dangerous combination of soaring land costs and plummeting crop prices. The global benchmark price for corn fell from about $349 per metric ton in April 2022 to $196 in

HOA Tries to Evict 28-Year-Old TikToker From 55-Plus Community—Which Side Is in the Wrong?

A legal battle over residency rights in a Jacksonville, FL, 55-plus community has intensified after homeowners' association members voted to pursue the eviction of a 28-year-old woman who inherited her late father’s home. Her dispute with the Freedom at Arbor Mill community has thrust TikTok influen

Lawyer Says He Was ‘Manic’ When He Purchased $5.5M Cape Cod Home Teetering on Cliff and Seeks Release from Mortgage

A retired New York lawyer who bought a $5.5 million Cape Cod mansion that was teetering on the verge of falling into the ocean claims he shouldn’t have to pay off his mortgage because he was “manic” when he bought it. John G. Bonomi Jr, 66, purchased the 5,817-square-foot dwelling situated between C