Unlocking Federal Land Offers Limited Relief in Nation's Housing Shortage, Realtor.com® Finds
UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – Most federal land is in the West and Alaska, far from high-demand areas like the Northeast, limiting its impact on the 3.8 million home U.S. shortage, Realtor.com found.
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How a new crop of real estate investors could help make houses cheaper
Getty images; Tyler Le/BIThere's a weird contradiction happening at the base level of America's real estate market. Faced with high borrowing costs and an uncertain economy, homebuilders — the engines of the country's housing supply — are cutting prices and tacking on freebies in an effort to keep sales moving. At the same time, they're also staking out huge swaths of land in anticipation of the next homebuilding boom. The land grab is a signal …
Basit: As Chief Conservation Executive for Ontario he has a land problem Premier is making public land available to developers
By Pepper Parr July 22nd, 2025 BURLINGTON, ON The Ontario government has proposed removing 645 acres of the beaches and an island in Ontario’s most-visited Provincial Park and turning them o…
Federal Lands Not a Viable Long-Term Solution to Housing Crisis
While the Trump administration touts the prospect of unlocking federal land for housing development, a new Realtor.com® analysis suggests it won’t be enough to meet buyer demand and has serious limitations. Realtor.com’s research found that addressing the estimated 3.8 million home shortage in the U.S. would require developing between 4 million and 31 million acres… The post Report: Federal Lands Not a Viable Long-Term Solution to Housing Crisis…
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