Advocates say HUD grant shift threatens local fair housing groups

In This Article Editor’s Note: Thanks for reading! As a special offer for our readers, save $100 on your ticket to BPCON2026—BiggerPockets’ annual real estate investing conference—using code MYRE100 at checkout. The housing inventory blues could soon be a thing of the past, according to a new report from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) entitled…

12:01 AM, 28th July 2026, 16 hours ago The number of tenants searching for pet-friendly properties has dropped following the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, according to new data. Findings from Rightmove reveal that searches by prospective tenants for rental properties specifically advertised as allowing pets were down 54% in May compared with the…

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Beverley Building Society has introduced a tiered approach to assessing income from self-invested personal pension (SIPP) pots. Its assessment now allows a more tailored view of pension income, with customers able to use up to 8% of their SIPP pot, depending on age. Beverley Building Society said the change is designed to better reflect…