Administration seeks to blunt impact from end of eviction moratorium
With the federal moratorium on evictions having expired over the weekend, the White House on Monday sought to limit the effect, demanding that states speed up disbursement of billions of dollars in bottled-up rental aid while pleading with local governments to enact their own extensions.Original Article


Institutional investment in the single-family market is making headlines again as major capital sources throw their weight behind a booming housing market and bet on substantial rent growth in many U.S. cities.
Prices were up in almost every metro area studied by ATTOM.
The National Apartment Association, an Arlington, Virginia-based trade association representing the apartment industry, says rental owners and operators are shouldering $26.6 billion in debt not covered by federal rent-assistance programs.
Proptech, or property technology, companies are changing the way business gets done in the commercial and residential real estate industries. The sector is on fire — and, unsurprisingly, growth in the space has accelerated during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Investors are buying up more homes than they are selling in the Tampa Bay metro area, and many other markets in the country.
Covid-19 didn't just cause a surge in housing prices. It's changing what buyers are looking for.
The home went under contract in one day.
ATTOM studied the most recent home affordability, equity and foreclosure reports to create this report.
Water Street's new apartment building represents the very highest end of Tampa Bay's rental market.