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Academic studies which blame high housing costs on regulation have been cited 6x more widely than studies which come to other conclusions.
Why is housing so expensive? According to my compilation of the most widely cited economic papers ov...
Most reporting about large coastal cities is pretty downbeat: stories about an exodus of families, deteriorating affordability, and decrepit public infrastructure. The adage “if it bleeds it leads” is as true as ever—alarmist, negative head...
I sat down with Cameron Murray late last night to talk about housing (he’s based in Brisbane, Australia—bridging our 14 hour time difference is always a challenge).
Cameron is a controversial figure in the housing world. He thinks some of...
Introducing The Great Debate
Why is housing so expensive? How can we make it more affordable?
The desire for space and work from home led to an exodus
Since the pandemic, the urban cores of most large U.S. metros have lost ground to their suburbs and exurbs—both in population and in home-price growth.
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