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MILWAUKEE 鈥?It s a trend that housing experts call disturbing. Out-of-state investors buying up Milwaukee homes and turning them into rental properties, making it hard for people to purchase their own homes in the city. Right now there are about 1,500 homes that come up in that affordable space. That $125,000 space. 40% of those right now are being purchased or snatched up by investors, said Dorothy York, the vice president of real estate for ACTS Housing.Marquette University Law School researc
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A lot of people were forced to leave their jobs early on in the pandemic, either due to child care issues or general workforce reduction.Federal data published Wednesday indicates many of them returned to work in 2021.Both parents are working in 62.3% of families with children under the age of 18.The rate is nearly at pre-pandemic levels, and represents a rebound from 2020, when the number of working families hit an eight-year low. Especially for wives and mothers, they were more likely to have to quit their jobs to take care of the childcare, said Kelly Chandler, a professor at Oregon State University
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