The $4.3T mortgage giant's senior staff has been shuffled this year amid the Trump administration's anti-DEI crusade and as the president weighs an IPO.
The federal government's housing watchdog says the rules are duplicative and unnecessary, but advocates call them a proven framework of accountability.
Five years after the pandemic started, foreign investment into U.S. office is picking back up, with a focus on Manhattan, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.
Housing affordability is on the sidelines until at least 2026 and maybe longer.
The federal government has spent $1B buying warehouses to quickly build out detention facilities, but legal and local challenges are dragging out the timeline.
The property owners are looking for as much as $1.5B they say covers only a fraction of the missed rent payments they endured during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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