Arizona Housing Prices

Trump Mulls Declaring National Housing Emergency in 2024 to Fight Rising Costs and Boost Development

Former President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing the potential declaration of a national housing emergency if re-elected in 2024, aiming to address the rising cost of homeownership and rental prices across the country. His campaign suggests he may utilize federal authority to boost housing construction and remove what it calls “unnecessary” zoning laws to increase…

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Trump Eyes Historic Move: Declaring a National Housing Emergency to Tackle America’s Soaring Home Prices

Former President Donald Trump is reportedly considering declaring a national housing emergency if re-elected, amid growing concerns about housing affordability across the U.S. The move could potentially allow a future Trump administration to redirect federal resources, limit the influence of large institutional investors in the housing market, and boost housing development. Housing advocates and political…

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Portillo’s Stock Dips 40%, Insiders Take Bold Positions: Is the Fast-Casual Favorite Ready for a Comeback?

Portillo’s, a popular fast-casual restaurant chain known for its Chicago-style hot dogs and Italian beef, has seen its stock dip nearly 40% from its 52-week high. Despite the decline, insiders appear bullish on the company’s future, with recent insider buying activity suggesting confidence in a rebound. Executives, including the CEO, have purchased shares on the…

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California Developer Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Bribery Scheme Involving LA County Official and USC University Funds

A California real estate developer has been sentenced to six years in federal prison after admitting to bribing a Los Angeles County official with cash, concert tickets, and other benefits in exchange for help securing approval for a major residential project. The developer, David Lee, pleaded guilty to participating in a pay-to-play scheme involving former…

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Ex-Poker Pro Cory Zeidman Sentenced to Over 8 Years for $25 Million Sports Betting Scam That Swindled Vulnerable Victims

A former professional poker player, Cory Zeidman, has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison for running a fraudulent sports betting scheme that scammed victims out of more than $25 million. Zeidman and his associates operated a national marketing campaign between 2004 and 2020, luring people into paying for supposedly “inside information” on…

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California Man Indicted for $100K Southern Arizona Real Estate Scam Using Fake Listings and Forged Documents

A California man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly running a real estate scam that targeted property owners in Southern Arizona. The U.S. Attorney’s Office says the man posed as a property owner or agent and listed homes online without permission, collecting deposit payments from interested buyers or renters before disappearing…

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California Developer Sentenced to Six Years for Massive Real Estate Fraud That Fueled the 2008 Housing Crash

A California real estate developer was sentenced to six years in federal prison for his role in a massive fraud scheme that involved manipulating home prices in Arizona and defrauding banks out of millions. Prosecutors said Michael L. Mastro conspired with others to artificially inflate property values by using straw buyers, falsified documents, and fraudulent…

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Phoenix Launches Innovative Strategies to Tackle Housing Affordability Crisis and Meet 2030 Goal

As the housing affordability crisis continues to affect Phoenix, city and nonprofit leaders are introducing innovative strategies to combat the shortage of affordable housing. The city’s housing director, Titus Mathew, emphasized that Phoenix is trying to meet its goal of building or preserving 50,000 affordable housing units by 2030. Approaches include converting underutilized buildings into…

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