State governments across the country have plans to increase social and affordable housing to address ballooning waitlists. While necessary, this won't be enough to clear the backlog of people waiting ...

In June of this year, I raised the fifth recession red flag, putting the housing market in a traditional recession where sales, incomes, jobs, and production would be falling, which is happening now.

We’re not having a real discussion about income inequality unless we’re talking about the serious gap between what people earn and how much of their income they must spend on rent. As the nation’s ...