Study: Housing Bias Increases Heart Attack Risk
An American Heart Association peer-reviewed study finds that Blacks still living in once-redlined districts have an 8% greater chance of heart attacks.
Fla. Homeowners Face New Invasive Species: Bunnies
A backyard breeder freed domesticated lionhead rabbits a few years ago, and a growing area in Fort Lauderdale is dealing with fast-breeding bunny colonies.
Just 1.4% of U.S. Homes Changed Hands This Year
As a percentage of all homes, it’s the lowest one in at least a decade. In the suburbs, it’s a bit higher at 1.6%, but that’s one-third less than the 2.4% in 2019.
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