A housing newsletter by Aziz Sunderji: deeply researched charts on U.S. home prices, affordability, migration, and demographics
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I joined Scott Galloway on the Prof G Pod
I was recently on The Prof G Pod—the podcast hosted by NYU professor Scott Galloway—talking about housing, along with with Kyla Scanlon. We recorded the episode earlier this month; it came out on Tuesday and has already racked up a respecta...
What Do Your Local Stores Say About Your Neighborhood?
One of the things that makes any neighborhood more expensive than another is what housing economists call “amenities”—school quality, crime and commute times, for example.
One of the things that makes any neighborhood more expensive than a...
YIMBYs, NIMBYs, and the Housing Cold War
A conversation with Salim Furth, a “median normal YIMBY”
Owning Beats Renting Only About Half the Time
Every buy and sell year since 1975, after taxes and costs
Since 1975, buying the median American home left a household wealthier than renting and investing the difference in only 54% of cases. The chart below compares the two for every com...
Can We Fast-Track New York City Out of the Housing Crisis?
Mamdani’s fast track speeds up the kind of rezoning that has rarely produced homes, in the districts where the economics work least.
Have you signed up for my new product, Housing at Noon? Every morning I scour the news, Substacks, social...
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