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Launched in 2008 to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, Fairhousingblog.com explores housing discrimination issues that are important, interesting, and relevant but that don't necessarily get much press. Fairhousingblog.com is part of Fair Housing Helper's family of three Web sites, which also includes Fairhousingresources.com, a comprehensive housing discrimination information portal, and Fairhousinghelper.com, dedicated to compliance training for multifamily professionals.

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FinCEN Reissues Real Estate Geographic Targeting Orders for 12 Metropolitan Areas

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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) today announced the renewal of its Geographic Targeting Orders (GTOs) that require U.S. title insurance companies to identify the natural persons behind shell companies used in all-cash purchases of residential real estate.  The purchase amount threshold remains $300,000 for each covered metropolitan area.

Vicki Been, Katherine O’Regan Return to NYU Furman Center

The NYU Furman Center, one of the nation’s preeminent research centers on housing, neighborhoods, and urban policy, announced additions to its leadership team today.

Business Real Estate Press Releases

Delta Media 3 years AI Chart Importance

AI Moves From Promising to Business-Critical for Real Estate Brokerages, Survey...

The importance of artificial intelligence to real estate brokerage leaders has jumped more than 30% since 2024, according to Delta Media Real Estate AI surveys. Leaders rated AI’s importance

Recent Gov & Nonprofit Real Estate Press Releases

Rep. Chu Celebrates Major Bipartisan Disaster Tax Relief Victory for Eaton...

The bipartisan Doug LaMalfa Federal Disaster Tax Relief Certainty Act became law, delivering long-awaited tax relief for survivors of the January 2025 Los Angeles County fires. The law ensures that qualifying wildfire relief payments, including settlements received by Eaton Fire survivors, can be excluded from federal taxable income regardless of when those payments are received.