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Today we recognize and appreciate the many women helping shape our communities across Wisconsin. From farmers and architects to teachers, medical professionals, entrepreneurs, and leaders in countless fields, their work strengthens the places we call home. Happy International Women’s Day.
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Housing policy and affordability often intersect with building codes.
A federal judge has ruled that HUD and USDA cannot require homes financed through certain federal programs to meet the 2021 energy code.
Builders say the rule would raise construction costs, while others say it would reduce long-term utility bills for homeowners.
Interesting intro read below
US judge strikes down Biden-era home energy efficiency standards
www.reuters.com
A federal judge has sided with 15 Republican-led states and a national home builders group in finding that minimum energy standards for federally-funded housing set by Democratic former President J…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
New development in Clayton to add new housing units and add $120 million to tax base. Read more on the Spark Development Co. plans in the January 2, 2026 Neenah News. www.neenahnews.com
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We talk about “the economy” like it’s one thing, but todays charts like this tell a different story.
Subprime loan delinquencies are now at some of their highest levels in decades, highest since 1994 for some, according to Fitch Ratings. For many families, the rising cost of living, high interest rates, and tight credit are stretching budgets past the breaking point.
Meanwhile, those with strong credit or existing home equity are still doing fine, two very different realities under one flag.
It’s the same pattern we see in housing: younger or lower-income buyers are locked out, while established owners build wealth faster than ever.
Maybe the real divide isn’t between “boomers” and “Gen Z,” or “buyers” and “renters,” but between those who already have a foothold, and those still trying to find one.
#Economy #Housing #Credit #FinancialHealth
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