A record share of California homes passed down through inheritance last year - more than double the national average https://t.co/vRdundluJx pic.twitter.com/vObILSdSGX
— New York Post (@nypost) March 3, 2026
Homes & Real Estate
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
NY POST: A record share of California homes passed down through inheritance last year - more than double the national average
Monday, March 2, 2026
HUD SECRETARY, SCOTT TURNER: The “Mixed Status” loophole allowed illegal aliens to simply declare citizenship for HUD housing, with no proof. We closed the loophole to 100% guarantee HUD resources ONLY GO TO AMERICAN CITIZENS.
The “Mixed Status” loophole allowed illegal aliens to simply declare citizenship for HUD housing, with no proof.
— Scott Turner (@SecretaryTurner) March 2, 2026
We closed the loophole to 100% guarantee HUD resources ONLY GO TO AMERICAN CITIZENS. pic.twitter.com/aNs3BEoB3w
Sunday, March 1, 2026
WSJ: Inheritance is one of the last reliable ways for younger Californians to own their first home, representing about 18% of all property transfers in the state last year, according to analysis
When home ownership depends on inheritance, not opportunity, it sets the stage for massive wealth inequality and political upheaval pic.twitter.com/eY3KY74Cqz
— Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) March 1, 2026
Sunday, February 22, 2026
JEFF VAUGHN: Cost per square foot to build a home in California: $600. Cost per square foot to build a home in Texas: $200
A contractor tells me that the cost per square foot to build a home in California has just crossed over $600.
— Jeff Vaughn (@JeffVaughn) February 22, 2026
And with that the building company has decided they can no longer build in the Golden State. Instead they are looking to Texas, where the cost is around $200 a square… pic.twitter.com/X3hw1u1LdM
Thursday, February 19, 2026
AMY NIXON: To put this in perspective: More homes were selling in early 2020, when we were in lockdown with a 20% unemployment rate and people afraid to leave their homes to tour a property
US January pending home sales fell to a record new low
— Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) February 20, 2026
To put this in perspective: More homes were selling in early 2020, when we were in lockdown with a 20% unemployment rate and people afraid to leave their homes to tour a property
That’s how bad the current market is pic.twitter.com/jyX4fFuiC8
AMY NIXON: 86% of Real Estate Agents sold less than 5 homes last year. 71% sold ZERO.
86% of Real Estate Agents sold less than 5 homes last year.
— Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) February 19, 2026
71% sold ZERO.
Official unemployment data doesn’t include “under-employment” or reduced income—both are happening now—and both matter very much to the health of our economy. pic.twitter.com/u96PmDhojA
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
A roommate or two means you have company and an extra measure of safety.
Is this really so bad?
— Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) February 17, 2026
IMO, the worst possible health scenario for an older person is living alone in an empty house
A roommate or two means you have company and an extra measure of safety https://t.co/7ZR6yiD3sl