Cavco Industries, Inc. will unveil Grande Arbor, the company’s first manufactured home model built without a permanent steel chassis frame, this week in Washington, D.C. The new model, built to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) code, will debut between September 22 and September 24 on the National Mall, as part of the […]
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Forty-five New York City households became first-time homeowners during the first seven months of 2026 through a program designed to help self-employed workers navigate the mortgage process, according to the NYC Housing Partnership. Another 32 households have reportedly secured mortgage pre-approvals and are continuing toward homeownership. The Pathways to Homeownership for Gig Workers program was
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The real estate industry spends a tremendous amount of energy recruiting new agents. Brokerages advertise training, technology, leads, culture and commission structures. Aspiring professionals invest time and money completing their education, passing an examination and earning the license that allows them to begin practicing. Then something strange happens. A newly licensed agent walks into the
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