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According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s “Out of Reach 2019″ report, the Fair Market Rent (FMR) for a two-bedroom apartment in California is $1,804/month. In order to afford this level of rent plus utilities (without paying more than … Continue reading →
FedEx will offer drop-off and pickup services at thousands of Dollar General stores, according to a Dollar General press release. The strategic alliance is intended to leverage Dollar General’s unique rural store footprint resulting in more than 90 percent of … Continue reading →
On June 14, the New York State Legislature passed and Gov. Cuomo signed into law, the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (S6458). Some of the law’s provisions are noted below: Repeal of vacancy decontrol and high-income deregulation: … Continue reading →
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New York intends to spend $39 million per subway station for the next round of accessibility retrofits, which will add elevators and ramps. This is double what it costs to make a station accessible in London, five times what it costs … Continue reading →
The average price of glasses purchased in the U.S. is in the hundreds – $238 for frames, $113 for lenses and $201 for an eye exam, according to CNBC (citing data from VSP Vision Care). A possible reason for the … Continue reading →
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Downtown Miami has one of the highest retail vacancy rates in Miami-Dade County, according to Law.com. About 21.5 percent (more than 3 million square feet) was vacant in Q4-2018 and the average direct asking rent was $59.43/sf NNN, according to … Continue reading →