
A housing newsletter by Aziz Sunderji: deeply researched charts on U.S. home prices, affordability, migration, and demographics
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 220 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Have you signed up for my new product, Housing at Noon? Every morning I scour the news, Substacks, social posts, academic research, and economic data for interesting housing themes. I send a roundup of these themes—with my analysis and visu...
New houses grew for forty years, then began shrinking in 2015
The typical new American house peaked at 2,467 square feet in 2015. By 2025 it had shrunk to 2,142 square feet. Before that, new houses had grown for four decades, from 1,525 sq...
Their challenges have more to do with the ‘dense’ part than the ‘blue’ part
In their book ‘Abundance’, Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson argue that we have less—and more expensive—goods and services (especially housing) than we would if we reg...
Wherein I make sense of the housing news, data, social media, and research through a Home Economics lens
I’ve launched a new product called Housing at Noon. Every weekday, I survey the housing news, data, research, and online conversations...
Young adults have always been drawn to cities, and over the last 50 years they have become a much larger share of the people who live in them.
Young adults have always been drawn to cities, and over the last 50 years they have become a muc...
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Contextualizing America's Housing Market using Data Visualization
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