AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHome Sales: Denver sales have fallen to their lowest level since the U.S. neared the 2008 financial crisis, a fresh sign of strain in a major housing market. Public Housing: Moorhead’s housing agency is weighing a sale of a high-rise as it faces $18 million in repairs. Affordability: A new study finds U.S. home prices have risen more than twice as fast as inflation since 1984; Redfin says housing costs could take five years to return to “normal.” Housing Support: Brevard County secured nearly $9 million for permanent housing, while Pasadena plans new vouchers for 74 households as an emergency housing program winds down. Development Pressure: Amazon and Microsoft have dropped secrecy agreements with local governments over data-center projects, amid community concerns about power, water and potential utility costs.
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