Rebecca San Juan is a staff writer for Homes.com in Washington, D.C., where she reports on federal housing policy, data-driven trends and national housing news. She previously spent nearly six years covering real estate for the Miami Herald, where sh...
Rebecca San Juan is a staff writer for Homes.com in Washington, D.C., where she reports on federal housing policy, data-driven trends and national housing news. She previously spent nearly six years covering real estate for the Miami Herald, where she was part of the team that won the Pulitzer Prize in breaking news coverage for covering the collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside. Rebecca graduated from Mount Holyoke College and is pursuing an MBA from the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business. She maintains a townhome in Miami, one adorned with a Bahama Strongbark, Cinnecord and Walking irises that bloom with lavender flowers every spring.
The Senate advanced a bill that seeks to make it easier and less expensive for individuals to buy housing, including a provision to limit the number of single-family homes large institutional ...
President Donald Trump moved forward with his efforts to ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes, telling the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, he had signed an ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted Friday that the central bank may cut interest rates in September — a shift that could give the housing market a much-needed boost.At a symposium in ...
An investor has purchased a shopping center in West Columbia, South Carolina, even as the plaza's anchor tenant filed for bankruptcy protection during the negotiations.
A South Carolina city turned a new page with the redevelopment of a former hospital site years ago. Today, it’s showing early signs of blossoming into a robust development.
A Chinese fiberglass company has expanded its reach in South Carolina, signing — in a fast turnaround — the largest Class A industrial lease in the state's central market for 2024.
A South Carolina city closed on a site for $10.5 million with plans to develop housing and a public green trail as part of a larger initiative to bring much-needed affordable and workforce housing to ...
A once-abandoned jail in Charleston, South Carolina, has gained newfound energy after a $15 million renovation and repurposing. The location is buzzing.