
The 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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Mayor Zohran Mamdani has fulfilled his central campaign promise of freezing the rent for tenants in the nearly 1 million units under the city’s rent stabilization ordinance. This has drawn the ire of many policy wonks in the housing space r...
I just recorded a podcast with Cameron Murray on this topic. You listen to it here.
MMT has long been a punching bag for mainstream economists, and heterodox economists have punched back very hard too. Despite the heated discussions, the...
San Diego stands out among large cities in California in that it has added a significant amount to its housing stock since 2019. Recently, rents have flattened and once again YIMBYs have declared victory. To be clear, this is a win not just...
AirBnB is a popular scapegoat for the large increase in home prices and rents since 2019, and in this case, the wisdom of crowds is correct. Conversion of the housing stock to short-term rentals both increases rents and prices through a ver...
Like the United States, Canada saw a experienced a big boom in multifamily construction from 2020 to 2022. Unlike its neighbor to the south however, Canada has sustained its high level of construction into 2023 and beyond, even as the Bank...
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Economist, formerly: Freddie Mac + IMF, Real Estate Expert, Polyglot, Chess Master
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