Housing Hell
Mike FellmanThe housing market is hell. Let's figure out why. Posts mostly on real estate economics with other posts on general economic topics.
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The Quiet Change that Could Unlock a Substantial Amount of Affordable Housing
All the attention is on the ROAD to Housing Act, which is a smorgasbord of small tweaks to housing law that even together are unlikely to move the needle much. However, tucked away in last year’s tax bill is an arcane provision that could a...
What the Left Gets Wrong about PROMESA
PROMESA, or the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stabilization Act is 2016 legislation that continues to be highly controversial in Puerto Rican politics and policy discussions. Facing insolvency and the inability to pay its ...
Understanding Home Price Indices
A home price index is an economic measurement used to assess trends and the underlying strength of the housing market. This brief explainer article is meant to equip the reader with the tools necessary to understand strengths and biases of ...
On Economic (and Housing) Shortages
Just like supply and demand, the idea of a shortage has a precise definition in economics. Unfortunately, much of the housing market discourse ignores this definition and assumes that unaffordable housing costs must be because of a “shortag...
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Economist, formerly: Freddie Mac + IMF, Real Estate Expert, Polyglot, Chess Master
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