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California's proposed billionaires tax heads to November's ballot.
Blossom New York City Board approves Mayor Mamdani's rent freeze,
and real estate editor Craig Carmen closes out our housing series by answering your questions.
Like, unless mortgage rates go down, can anything kickstart home sales?
The only thing that I could really think of at the moment
that would seem certain to bring down mortgage rates would be a severe economic slowdown or recession.
It's Friday, June 26th.
I'm Luke Farkas for The Wall Street Journal,
and here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
New York City's Rent Guidelines Board has delivered a win for Mayor Zoran Mamdani, approving a rent freeze
for roughly a million of the city's rent-regulated apartments, a signature promise of his election campaign.
One member of the board, Christina Smith, resigned ahead of yesterday's vote,
saying its decision had been cemented after Mamdani appointed six members in February,