
Builder Confidence Moves a Bit Higher in July
With the tight inventory of existing homes, the market remains solid for builders, and the index measuring attitudes moved one point higher to 56 from June’s 55.

Study: Housing Bias Increases Heart Attack Risk
An American Heart Association peer-reviewed study finds that Blacks still living in once-redlined districts have an 8% greater chance of heart attacks.

Fla. Homeowners Face New Invasive Species: Bunnies
A backyard breeder freed domesticated lionhead rabbits a few years ago, and a growing area in Fort Lauderdale is dealing with fast-breeding bunny colonies.
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