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Housing Cost Trends: 4 cities

Cyclical Construction and Gluts

The Keynes and Hayek Rap Battle, in Hindsight

Home affordability math isn't mathing

A brief review and forecast of supply-denialism

Facets of the Housing Shortage, A Series: Part 6

Housing needs supply-siders, again

May 2026 New Home Sales

C-Span Washington Journal

May 2026 Erdmann Housing Tracker Update

21st Century Housing in Three Atlanta Suburbs

Realtor.com estimates of the housing shortage

May 2026 Residential Construction

Facets of the Housing Crisis, A Series: Part 5

Facets of the Housing Crisis, A Series: Part 4

Facets of the Housing Crisis, A Series: Part 3

Facets of the Housing Crisis, A Series: Part 2

Facets of the Housing Crisis, A Series: Part 1

May 2026 Employment - The Would-Be Recession

5 Million Vacancies

Housing needs supply-siders

Build-to-Rent and Housing Supply & Demand

April 2026 New Home Sales

Property Taxes vs. Land Value Taxes

Supply constraints, Austin, the Midwest, Etc.

The Supply Constrained Housing Market

Hovnanian 2Q 2026

April 2026 Residential Construction

April 2026 Erdmann Housing Tracker Update

Are first-time homebuyers older than they used to be?

Property Taxes are Land Value Taxes

Facets of the Housing Crisis

Dream Finders & Beazer Homes

March 2026 New Home Sales

Podcast Interview with Peter Yoder

Mortgages and the Supply of Safe Assets

20th Century vs. 21st Century Housing, Part 3

20th Century vs. 21st Century Housing, Part 2

March 2026 Residential Construction

20th Century vs. 21st Century Housing, Part 1

March 2026 Erdmann Housing Tracker Update

Revisiting Aggregate Demand in 2008

Another Nevada Hallucination

A Reality Check on Relative Home Prices

The housing crisis is making young Americans poorer.

Apartments in the Midwest

No, builders don't pull back until rents inflate, Part 2

No, builders don't pull back until rents inflate

Hovnanian 1Q 2026 Details

More on the supply of rental homes

It's hard to measure the cost of the housing shortage.

Erdmann Housing Tracker, 2025 Year in Review (October to December)

Erdmann Housing Tracker, 2025 Year in Review (July to September)

Erdmann Housing Tracker, 2025 Year in Review (April to June)

Erdmann Housing Tracker, 2025 Year in Review (January to March)

February 2026 Erdmann Housing Tracker Update

January 2026 Residential New Home Sales

January 2026 Residential Construction

The St. Louis Fed reminding me I can still be surprised

More thoughts on the investor ban and on homebuilders

Observations on the single-family rental debate re: the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.

Follow Up to Multiple Binding Constraints Make Housing Analysis Hard

Multiple Binding Constraints Make Housing Analysis Hard

Labor Force Trends: Per-Adult vs. Per Capita

Another cool paper and more notes on a bad paper on housing supply

Hovnanian 1Q 2026 Earnings

Home construction leading the almost recession recovery

January 2026 Erdmann Housing Tracker

December 2025 Residential Home Sales

December 2025 Residential Construction

A "Shortage" or "Crisis" versus Regular Scarcity: Part 2

A "Shortage" or "Crisis" versus Regular Scarcity: Part 1

Do you ever wonder? Podcast

Federal YIMBYs?

GIGO from the San Francisco Fed

Cool Paper on the progressive effect of upzoning

Podcast with UCLA Housing Voice - Again!

Do Homebuilders have an inventory problem?

Homebuilder Earnings

Follow Up to Random Thoughts

Random Thoughts on Mortgages, Household Finances, and Supply Conditions

No. Fed stimulus doesn't hurt first-time homebuyers

Hovnanian 2025 Details

An article at the Hill

Podcast with UCLA Housing Voice

What will 2026 bring?

December 2025 Erdmann Housing Tracker Update

October 2025 Residential Home Sales

October 2025 Residential Construction

Anti-corporate housing

“We Are Not as Wealthy as We Thought We Were”: Postscript 3

“We Are Not as Wealthy as We Thought We Were”: Postscript 2

Have rents stopped rising?

“We Are Not as Wealthy as We Thought We Were”: Postscript 1

“We Are Not as Wealthy as We Thought We Were”: Part 6