If you’ve recently arrived in the United States or you’re planning to one of the first shocks you’ll face isn’t the jet lag. It’s the rent. Housing in America is expensive, and for new residents who haven’t yet built a…
When you first arrive in the United States as an immigrant, signing a 12-month lease feels like a huge gamble. You don’t yet know which neighbourhood suits you, whether your job situation will change, or even which city you’ll ultimately…
The United States is in the middle of a construction boom and it doesn’t have enough skilled workers to keep up. Infrastructure projects funded by the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a nationwide housing shortage requiring millions of new…
There are not many moments in history when a country the size of the United States opens its doors to skilled foreign workers, offers to pay relocation costs, guarantees wages above the national median, and provides a legal pathway to…
