Housing - Page 42

September 8, 2022

Rep. Katie Porter under scrutiny for keeping university housing deal while serving in US House

Rep. Katie Porter bought a house below-market price that is reserved only for teachers. The law professor is now under scrutiny for keeping the home as she serves in the U.S. House.

September 1, 2022

Alabama trade school offers students an associate's degree and a chance at home ownership

Build UP community school executive director James Sutton and dean of culture Anthony Beckett joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss the program's goal to empower and enhance the Birmingham community.

August 31, 2022

Austin man who was once homeless maps camps springing up around the city, bringing light to crisis

Austin has allocated hundreds of millions of dollars to combatting the homeless crisis, but a former homeless man's map shows encampments are still springing up around the city.

August 25, 2022

Ireland housing crisis causes hundreds to line up around block for hours to view apartments

Hundreds of people are lining up for apartment viewings in Ireland as part of a housing crisis caused by rental policies, an influx of people, and a shortage of housing.

August 20, 2022

White people banned from off-campus UC Berkeley student housing common areas

A photo leaked on Reddit shows rules for a "Person of Color Theme House" housing co-op off the UC Berkeley campus that bans white people from common areas.

July 31, 2022

China home sales drop in July, exposing fragile market

China's housing market made some gains in May and June, but July's substantial drop has largely blunted any gains made by the previous months of recovery.

July 19, 2022

Louisiana insurance company drops 40,000 homeowners

Southern Fidelity, a Louisiana insurance company, dropped more than 40,000 homeowners. This move leaves LA homeowners with only 60 days to find new coverage.

June 24, 2022

One year after Surfside collapse, families of victims are still fighting for answers

One year after a condominium building collapsed in Surfside, Florida, families of victims still don't have answers to how and why it happened. Ninety-eight people died in the collapse.

June 9, 2022

Chicago homeowner tells 'Fox & Friends' she can't remove squatter from her house: 'Really infuriating'

A Chicago homeowner says squatters are more protected under Illinois laws than property owners, as she fights to remove a woman who has occupied her house.

May 26, 2022

Washington Dem socialist walks back idea to occupy empty houses: 'I don’t want people to commit crimes'

Washington state congressional candidate Rebecca Parson, a democratic socialist, clarified her message from an online video suggesting people occupy vacant homes.