House Money: Signs point to stabilizing market; single-family homebuilding increases

In this week's installment of House Money: Nevada looks to limit corporate investment in housing, Minneapolis promotes converting commercial properties to residential and signs show the market is stabilizing.

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House Money: Signs point to stabilizing market; single-family homebuilding increases

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