Miami Man Gets Prison for Posing as Elderly Woman’s Son To Steal Her Home

A Miami man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after scheming to exploit a 94-year-old woman out of her home. On Aug. 26, Alejandro Diaz Torriente, 67, was found guilty of the financial exploitation of a 94-year-old woman and sentenced to 20 years in prison followed by 10 years of probation, a

A raft of California housing bills heads to Newsom; here’s what’s new

Measures span ADU fees, permitting timelines, infill townhomes, high-rise zoning near transit, and look to alleviate entitlement risk

Data Center Developer Leans On Kentucky Law Meant To Promote Housing Development

A data center operator in Kentucky hopes to block a legal challenge from area homeowners using a new law designed to fast-track housing developments, highlighting the unintended consequences of housing policy shifts. The conflict stems from a 200-acre data center campus that developer TenKey LandCo

Jamie Cavanaugh to lead Broker Action Coalition as CEO

Brendan McKay remains president while outgoing executive director Rachel Clark is credited with building the group’s current foundation