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National home prices are down almost 30% compared to the period right before the bubble burst, but they aren't expected to be down for long. Economists are expecting a 3.9% increase in home prices over the next five years. Here's where to look to cash in on that.
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When a storm like the one that hit Moore, Okla., this week strikes, no house can withstand the blow. So why aren’t shelters more widely used?
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Only 10 percent of homes in Moore, Okla. have storm shelters. Could tougher building codes have prevented loss of life in the Tornado Alley city?
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Habitat has delivered a bold 36-unit condo project in the Bay Area.
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The national AIA Disaster Assistance Committee has reached out to AIA components in Oklahoma to offer aid and assistance.
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Wondering where all the haters live? This map will help. The Geography of Hate project mapped over 150,000 tweets and used location data to map the locations where homophobic, racist, or other hateful messages originated.
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New Geography contributor Aaron M. Renn explores the most commonly chosen means, or at least the most attempted means, of revitalizing central cities that have fallen on hard times: gentrification.
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With two public offerings under its belt and another pending, the new public home builder model is spreading.
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Did you know that four in 10 Americans are living in conditions where it is dangerous to breathe due to high air pollution levels? The American Lung Association (ALA) released the 2013 "State of the Air" report—measuring low-lying ozone pollution and both short- and long-term particle...
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But the market still has a ways to go for full recovery.