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No, everyone isn't going to move to New York City
If we fixed American land use regulations and mortgage financing, there would be a building boom.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Another Step in my Mortgage Radicalization
The mortgage crackdown caused the Great Recession and the 2008 financial crisis.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Slack and Capacity in Housing
One of my mantras at the Erdmann Housing Tracker has been that housing construction is still supply constrained.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Follow Up: Market Segmentation in Housing
Things are moving fast these days.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Consulting
I am adding this tab to the menu to confirm, in case it wasn’t obvious, that I can provide financial consultation and analysis.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Market Segmentation in Housing
I want to dive a bit deeper on a point I made in yesterday’s post about the 2025 update to “The State of the Nation’s Housing” from Harvard’s Joint…
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Kevin Erdmann

June 2025

THE STATE OF THE NATION’S HOUSING 2025
Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University recently released its 2025 update to “The State of the Nation’s Housing”.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Green Shoots
Little victories are starting to show up here and there.
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Kevin Erdmann
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May 2025 Residential Home Sales
Boring recovery continues.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Back of the envelope estimate of mortgage crackdown
Here’s another quick and dirty estimate of the decline in mortgage access.
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Kevin Erdmann
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Follow Up to Legislating Mass Evictions
In a recent post, I noted that there is a bill sponsored by Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon and several other Democrats which makes one single demand …
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May 2025 Residential Construction
I’m not sure that a single word from last month would have to change to report on this month’s data.
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