A millennial couple is selling their home after endless repairs to become renters again: 'The whole housing market is a scam'

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Roxanne and Kristina Werner
Roxanne and Kristina Werner are selling their Houston home to go back to renting after three years of endless house repairs.

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These baby-boomer homeowners have seen their home values soar. Now they can't afford housing to retire in.

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A couple looking out at houses.

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The housing shortage is so bad older homes are almost as expensive as brand-new ones

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A new house side by side with an old house.

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Rents in Southern and Sun Belt cities are falling after they built a ton more apartments

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In an aerial view, the groundwork for apartments is seen undergoing construction on March 19, 2024 in Austin, Texas.
In an aerial view, the groundwork for apartments is seen undergoing construction on March 19, 2024 in Austin, Texas.

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She moved into a neighborhood of 3D printed homes in Texas — see what it's like inside

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Icon 3D printed homes
Icon is building a community of 100 3D printed homes in Austin.

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What an extra $500 to $1,000 a month did for 8 families

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One of Trump's cabinet picks shows how making it easier to build homes is a rare point of bipartisan agreement

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Doug Burgum
 

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NYC's short-term rental ban slashed Airbnb listings. A year later, it's unclear if it's made housing more affordable.

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The Statue of Liberty torch with an Airbnb logo in the flame

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An artist used his $500 monthly basic income to build his hip hop career: 'It's not feasible to create art in a place of distress.'

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Tarli, a hip hop artist in St. Paul, poses in a black top and gold necklace
Tarli, 36, is a participant in Minnesota's guaranteed basic income program for artists.

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Trump attacks Harris' economic plans, says she 'wants to feed people governmentally'

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris
Trump also said that the US has "got a lot of bad genes in our country right now."

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