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Category Archives: Politics
A Trump Housing Market
From the WSJ: Trump Win Makes It Tricky to Foresee Path of Housing Market Before the presidential election, economists anticipated the housing market would continue its steady recovery in 2017. Growth in home prices and sales likely would slow after … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Housing Recovery, National Real Estate, Politics
39 Comments
Don’t get it, we don’t need the $180 million?
From the Star Ledger: Christie keeping income tax agreement with Pennsylvania Gov. Chris Christie announced Tuesday he will keep in place a decades-old agreement that allows New Jersey and Pennsylvania residents who work across state lines to pay income taxes … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
100 Comments
The Trump Housing Market – Up or Down?
From Forbes: How President Trump Could Affect The Value Of Your Home In July the U.S. Census Bureau announced that the homeownership rate in this country had hit its lowest level since the government began measuring the stat in 1965. … Continue reading
Posted in National Real Estate, Politics
71 Comments
Open your wallets, someone needs to bail out Atlantic City
From the Morning Call: Will demise of North Jersey casinos bring $100 million in new building at Bethlehem Sands? While the rest of the country was transfixed by the presidential race, Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem officials kept one eye on … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, South Jersey Real Estate
142 Comments
NJ Votes!
From the Star Ledger: N.J. votes to dedicate gas tax revenue to transportation projects New Jersey voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional amendment dedicating gas tax proceeds to transportation projects, locking in more than $1 billion a year in new … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
249 Comments
“Inner Cities” Thriving?
From Forbes: Trump May Think Inner Cities Are A Disaster, But Home Prices Tell Another Story Donald Trump mentioned “inner cities” 10 times in last night’s second presidential debate, using words like “disaster” and “devastating” to describe them. When neighborhoods … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, National Real Estate, Politics
104 Comments
Tax tax tax tax tax tax tax
From the Star Ledger: N.J. Legislature passes 23-cent gas tax hike, road funding plan New Jersey is poised to lose its claim to the second-lowest gas taxes in the nation. The state Legislature on Friday passed legislation raising the tax … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
91 Comments
Looks like PA’s tax benefit is dead (good riddance)
From NJ Biz: Editorial: Christie makes right call to nix Pa. tax deal Gov. Chris Christie last week signaled he will end the income tax reciprocal agreement that New Jersey has shared with Pennsylvania for nearly 40 years. To quickly … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, South Jersey Real Estate
53 Comments
NJ/PA Tax Reciprocity Agreement Nearly Dead
From the Philly Inquirer: Christie ends income tax pact with Pa.; commuters could pay more Cross the Delaware River for work? Your taxes could go up in 2017. Gov. Christie on Friday scrapped a decades-long agreement between New Jersey and … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
52 Comments
Sorry Pennsylvania
From the Star Ledger: Christie eyes scrapping tax deal with Pa., which could cost some N.J. residents more Gov. Chris Christie will contemplate ending a 38-year-old agreement with Pennsylvania that allows New Jersey and Pennsylvania residents who work across the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
43 Comments
Will 24 mortgages even make a dent?
From HousingWire: New York launches “first of its kind” program; will buy delinquent mortgages from FHA In what officials are calling a “first of its kind” program, the city of New York announced Thursday that it is plans to buy … Continue reading
Posted in Foreclosures, NYC, Politics
20 Comments
Casino!
From the WSJ: Debate Heats Up Over Gambling for Northern New Jersey After a bitter battle over a proposed state takeover of Atlantic City, supporters of a gambling expansion are ramping up efforts to convince voters to allow two new … Continue reading
Posted in New Development, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
11 Comments
A billion dollars in the hole
From the Record: N.J. facing possible $1.1B budget gap over 2016, 2017, official says New Jersey’s state budget could face a revenue shortage of $1.1 billion over two fiscal years, the state Legislature’s nonpartisan budget office said Tuesday, a dire … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
76 Comments
NJ’s shell game taxes
From the APP: Prieto: No estate tax deal without gas tax increase Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto said he won’t move forward with any plans to eliminate New Jersey’s estate tax without a broader deal to increase the state’s gasoline tax. … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
128 Comments
Freddie and Fannie to reduce principal
From HousingWire: FHFA makes it official: Principal reduction is coming A day that many in the housing industry thought would never come is finally and actually here, as the Federal Housing Finance Agency is making official what was first reported … Continue reading
Posted in Foreclosures, Mortgages, Politics, Risky Lending
116 Comments