Housing

New York City Files Lawsuit Demanding $700 Million From Texas Charter Bus Companies Over Migrant Housing Costs

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New York City has filed a lawsuit seeking over $700 million from Texas charter bus companies to cover the expenses of housing and caring for migrants who have been transported to the city. The lawsuit aims to recover past shelter, food, and healthcare costs for migrants brought from Texas, as well as future costs for migrants already in the city and those who may be transported in the future. According to the mayor’s office, more than 33,600 migrants have already been transported to New York City from Texas. The mayor’s administration has been trying to … Read more

Controversial Laws Enforced: Montana’s Housing Supply Stifled as Homeowners Challenge Constitutionality

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BOZEMAN, Mont. – Two new laws aimed at boosting Montana’s housing supply have been temporarily halted by a district court judge. Homeowners have filed a lawsuit, arguing that the laws are unconstitutional and will negatively impact property values. The judge’s ruling has garnered frustration from advocates and lawmakers who believe it will hinder the construction of much-needed housing. Gallatin County District Court Judge Mike Salvagni has blocked the implementation of two laws that would require cities to permit the construction of more multi-family and accessory dwelling units, irrespective of local regulations. The blocked laws were … Read more