Friday, June 8, 2018
On cross-country:
On the US:
- Can a new mayor fix San Francisco’s housing and homelessness problems? – Economist
- The Political and Policy Conundrum of Rent Control – Zillow
- A First Look at the Tax Cut and Jobs Act, the Economy, and Real Estate – Steve Malpezzi
- The Death of the Small Apartment Building – Bloomberg
- Why reducing urban traffic congestion can help the American middle class – London School of Economics
- California’s emigrants aren’t all moving to cheaper housing markets – MarketWatch
- After Years of Disinvestment, City Public Housing Is Poised to Get U.S. Oversight – New York Times
- In Vancouver, a Housing Frenzy That Even Owners Want to End – New York Times
- Los Angeles tenants increasingly engaging in rent strikes amid housing crisis – Washington Post
- Strategies for Responding to Gentrification – Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
- The Sharing Economy and Housing Affordability: Evidence from Airbnb – SSRN
- The Latest HUD Proposal Would Exacerbate the Housing Insecurity Crisis – Center for American Progress
- Shifting the risk of mortgage defaults from taxpayers to investors – Brookings
- Home Value Forecast: Does Quality of School System Impact Home Prices? – Pro Teck
- Housing Was Undersupplied during the Great Housing Bubble – George Mason University
- Response to the Federal Housing Finance Agency Request for Comment on How Its Regulations May Be Made More Effective and Less Burdensome – George Mason University
- Underwriting Loosening for Conventional Conforming Loans – CoreLogic
- Booming cities, unintended consequences – McKinsey
- S. house prices to rise at twice the speed of inflation and pay: Reuters poll – Reuters
- ‘YIMBY’ call to build more housing divides booming San Francisco – Reuters
- Red Tape Is What Keeps Housing Unaffordable – Foundation For Economic Education
- Boston’s housing market, in three charts – Urban Institute
- The Tight Housing Supply Is Raising Prices – Wall Street Journal
- Seattle Declares War on Workers With Wage and Housing Regulations – Mises Institute
- S. Home Flipping Rate Matches Six-Year High in Q1 2018 – ATTOM
On other countries:
- [Australia] Australia’s House Prices Retreat Appears Entrenched – Wall Street Journal
- [Canada] OPINION: All three major parties ignore real solutions to Ontario’s housing crunch – Toronto Sun
- [Canada] Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Could Leave Canada’s Housing Sector on Shakier Foundation – Wall Street Journal
- [China] Luxury Real Estate Comes to Urban Chinatowns – Wall Street Journal
- [China] China pushes state banks into home rental market at their own risk – Reuters
- [Denmark] Danish non-profit social housing and mortgage institutes – a common stand on future financial regulation – European Covered Bond Council
- [France] Airbnb: The home-sharing site’s number one destination is Paris, where it stands accused of driving up rents and house prices – Financial Times
- [Germany] Germany to toughen laws to stem steep rent hikes – Reuters
- [Ireland] Home mortgage debt outstanding legacy of Ireland’s financial crisis – Reuters
- [Ireland] Ireland’s housing crisis – The case for a European cost rental model – Nevin Economic Research Institute
- [Netherlands] Exploding house prices and imploding affordability in urban housing markets – Rabobank
- [Norway] Strong Norway house prices fuel August or September rate hike view – Reuters
- [United Kingdom] ‘Reform land valuation’ call to unlock housing plots in the UK – Financial Times
- [United Kingdom] Brexit puts a ceiling on London housing demand, prices – Reuters poll – Financial Times
Photo by Aliis Sinisalu
Posted by Prakash Loungani at 5:00 AM
Labels: Global Housing Watch