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- Race, Retaliation, and a Landmark Fair Housing Verdict – Episode 43
- Case Files: A Decade Later—and Still Accountable – Episode 42
- Case Files: When HUD Pulled the Plug on Fair Housing Grants – Episode 41
- Case Files: United States v. Airbnb – Episode 40
- Case Files: New Landlord, New Rules…But Are They Legal? – Episode 38
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Race, Retaliation, and a Landmark Fair Housing Verdict – Episode 43
Fair housing laws apply to every dwelling, regardless of its size, location, or ownership structure. That reality was brought into sharp focus in Commonwealth of ...
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Case Files: A Decade Later—and Still Accountable – Episode 42
A recent federal lawsuit is sending a strong message to municipalities and property management professionals: fair housing obligations don’t expire with time, and noncompliance—even years ...
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Case Files: When HUD Pulled the Plug on Fair Housing Grants – Episode 41
In February 2025, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued sudden termination notices for 78 active grants under the Fair Housing Initiatives ...
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Case Files: United States v. Airbnb – Episode 40
Short-term rentals have become a convenient solution for everything from vacations to transitional housing. But with this convenience comes a responsibility to ensure compliance with ...
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Case Files: New Landlord, New Rules…But Are They Legal? – Episode 38
When a rental property changes ownership, it’s common for new landlords to make updates—adjusting rent, updating lease terms, or revising policies. But what happens when ...
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Case Files: Building Code Barriers – Episode 39
In the intersection of local regulations and federal housing laws, a recent case sheds light on how well-intended building codes can unintentionally become barriers. United ...
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