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U.S. House subcommittee uncovers thousands of pandemic evictions by corporate landlords - Vimarsana News

U.S. House subcommittee uncovers thousands of pandemic evictions by corporate landlords

A new U.S. House report details how four corporate landlords resorted to aggressive and deceptive practices to force out tenants during the COVID-19 pandemic, violating state and federal rules aimed at keeping people in their homes during the public health emergency.

Demand for rental assistance in Maricopa County is up. Can aid keep pace with pre-pandemic eviction rate? - Vimarsana News

Demand for rental assistance in Maricopa County is up. Can aid keep pace with pre-pandemic eviction rate?

Landlords are filing evictions in Maricopa County at the rate we saw before the COVID-19 pandemic now that the moratorium has been over for months, and because of that, the county is seeing more and more tenants file for rental assistance. Can the program keep up with these requests for help?

SAP Announces Q2 2022 Results - Vimarsana News

SAP Announces Q2 2022 Results

Cloud revenue up 34% and up 24% at constant currencies to become the largest revenue stream Current cloud backlog exceeds €10 billion, up 34% and up 25% at...

Progress Residential Announces First Chief Customer Officer - Vimarsana News

Progress Residential Announces First Chief Customer Officer

/PRNewswire/ -- Progress Residential, the leading single-family rental management services platform in the United States, today announced Morgan Collins as the...

Wall Street SFR firms accused of stripping equity from neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

Wall Street SFR firms accused of stripping equity from neighborhoods

Wall Street single family rental (SFR) firms are under scrutiny in Congress and accused of gentrifying minority neighborhoods and allegedly displacing large numbers of people of color — Black residents in particular. Institutional players in the single-family rental (SFR) market have been expanding their reach into select American neighborhoods since the global financial crisis of 2008, but they now find themselves in an uncomfortable limelight.