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Boomers score again: Trump vows to pump up home prices and shut out ‘lazy’ buyers

President Donald Trump told his Cabinet on January 29, 2026, that he wants home prices to keep climbing, siding openly with existing homeowners over aspiring buyers he characterized as people who had not worked hard enough. The remarks set up a sharp tension at the center of his housing agenda: an administration that promises affordability…

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HUD plan could kick noncitizens out of public housing nationwide

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development published a proposed rule on February 20, 2026, that would bar noncitizens from occupying federally subsidized housing, a move that could displace not only undocumented residents but also U.S. citizen family members who share their households. The proposal revives and expands a similar effort first floated during…

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How celebrity home buys are sending locals’ property taxes soaring

Wealthy buyers, including high-profile celebrities, are pushing property values sharply higher in mountain resort communities across Montana and Wyoming, and the ripple effects are landing squarely on long-time residents’ tax bills. County-level data from Montana shows median home values climbing steeply in amenity-rich areas, while assessor offices in places like Teton County, Wyoming, confirm that…

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Trump finally says it on housing: falling prices kill wealth. What about you?

President Donald Trump told his Cabinet on January 29, 2026, that he does not want housing prices to fall because, in his view, falling prices would hurt the wealth of American homeowners. The statement reframes the national affordability debate: rather than promising cheaper homes, the administration is betting that lower mortgage rates and tighter restrictions…

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MAGA billionaire’s bold bet sends struggling burger chain up 19%

Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management raised its stake in Wendy’s to approximately 16.3%, declaring the stock undervalued and signaling it may pursue strategic transactions that could include a bid for control. The amended SEC filing landed the same day Wendy’s reported its weakest quarterly sales in years, and the combination sent shares surging roughly 19%….

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