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Mortgage Rates Rise as Federal Reserve Raises Benchmark Rate
Mortgage rates have risen as the Federal Reserve increased its benchmark rate. Here is what the difference between Fed policy and mortgage rates can mean…
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Fernley Approves New Short-Term Rental Regulations
Fernley City Council approved new short-term rental regulations establishing a permitting and licensing process for properties rented for fewer than 30 days.
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Fernley, NV Real Estate Market Update – August 2026
A concise August 2026 update on Fernley, Nevada home prices, days on market, closed sales and what the numbers may mean for local buyers and…
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Reno, NV Real Estate Market Update – August 2026
Reno’s August 2026 housing market update shows higher year-over-year single-family home prices, 39 median days on market, and why neighborhood-level analysis matters for buyers and…
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The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: What It Is and What It Means for Northern Nevada
A practical look at what the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act does, what it does not do, and what Northern Nevada buyers and homeowners…
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Rent vs. Buying in Reno, Nevada: Which Makes More Financial Sense?
Should you keep renting or buy a home in Reno, Nevada? This article compares long-term financial factors like equity, appreciation, flexibility, and investment growth to…
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The Fernley Economic Development Act Explained: What It Means for Fernley’s Future
An overview of the Fernley Economic Development Act, how it works, and what it could mean for future housing, business growth, infrastructure, and land use…
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How Title 16 Could Affect Homeownership and Property Values in Fernley
A draft analysis of how Fernley’s proposed Title 16 ordinance could influence homeownership, buyer perception, land use, and property values.
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Fernley Could Be Northern Nevada’s Most Underrated Housing Market
Fernley may be one of Northern Nevada’s most underrated housing markets, with industrial growth, new housing development, and regional demand all helping reshape its future.
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New federal housing orders aim to lower mortgage costs
On March 13, 2026, Donald Trump signed two executive orders aimed at addressing one of the biggest economic challenges facing Americans today: housing affordability. The…