The property located at 1416 Morning Glory Drive in Petaluma was sold on June 22, for $790,000, or $565 per square foot.

The counterclaim asks the court to declare unconstitutional a residential property tax cap that became law in 2024.

Spread the love“`html The recent ruling by the Regional Court of Munich has sent shockwaves through the tech industry, especially concerning Google AI liability. In case no. 26 O 869/26, the court ...

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LivCor is the latest real estate company to settle over its use of rent-setting software from the data company RealPage.

LivCor agreement marks second settlement the nine-state coalition has reached in January 2025 lawsuit One of the country’s largest property management companies must pay Oregon and eight other states ...

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Artificial intelligence and algorithms can perpetuate unintentional, biased housing decisions. Human Rights Commission hosts ...

Synergy Quantum today announced a portfolio of quantum-safe silicon IP cores for RISC-V-based system-on-chip designs, ...

Minnesota’s attorney general says property management company, LivCor, will pay millions and change how it does business ...