
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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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...
Private Equity is a popular boogeyman in the current political climate. Attacks on private equity have come from both the left, and surprising, from figures on the “populist right” such as Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri. Central to the ide...
With the passage of the ROAD Act in the US Senate, significant controversy has been generated regarding the a specific provision affecting so-called build-to-rent single family homes. This brief article seeks to be a timely explanation of t...
My report with JW Mason and Groundwork Collaborative has finally been release. You can read it here. We discuss the how the high cost of capital helps explain high housing costs and propose several solutions to address it. Thanks to all my...
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Economist, formerly: Freddie Mac + IMF, Real Estate Expert, Polyglot, Chess Master
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