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From a Coweta County transmission line to a 438-gigawatt Texas interconnection queue, data centers are competing with housing for land, water, and grid position — including the same scarce transformers we flagged back on June 4.
Jul 21, 2026
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Thirty-plus states now have some version of the reserve-funding mandate that produced Florida's Fannie Mae blacklist. Florida's just further down the same clock — and enforcement started elsewhere in 2026.
Jul 16, 2026
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Private insurers are quietly taking the safe coastal risks off FEMA's books. What's left behind is a shrinking pool on an uncapped 18%-a-year climb to 'full risk' — with no ceiling in sight.
Jul 15, 2026
Net selling by the biggest single-family landlords jumped 408% this spring. The bipartisan bill that passed the Senate 89–10 to stop them covers about 140 companies — and none of the landlords actually buying more homes right now.
Jul 14, 2026
