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I’ve launched a new product called Housing at Noon. Every weekday, I survey the housing news, data, research, and online conversations from the previous 24 hours, then organize what matters into a handful of easy-to-read themes. I link to t...
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. Between 1970 and 2020, 25- to 34-year-olds’ share of residents within two miles of downtown in Am...
The most desirable cities are the least affordable
The housing crisis is global. It is most acute in desirable cities that attract and produce highly skilled, high earning people. That’s my conclusion from juxtaposing the Monocle Magazine’...
The selloff is slow, the US is not the most exposed, and the reasons for it matter
I’m currently going through a phase of extreme news-aversion.
Net domestic migration to Austin plummeted by 65%—from around 44K to 15K per year—between 2021 and 2024.
Net domestic migration to Austin plummeted by 65%—from around 44K to 15K per year—between 2021 and 2024. This—and other variables refl...
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