The Unassuming Economist

On cross-country:

• For now, residential-property prices are likely to keep rising – The Economist
• Rate cuts cannot curb property boom and bust – Financial Times
• Not just San Francisco: City housing markets all over the world are far too expensive – MarketWatch
• Why financialisation is not causing the housing crisis – Centre for Cities

On the US:

• Waiting for Affordable Housing in New York City – NBER
• Fewer Renters Believe They Are Likely to Ever Own a Home – Wall Street Journal
• Do land use restrictions increase restaurant quality and diversity? – American Enterprise Institute
• A City’s Bold Housing Plan – New York Times
• Changing supply elasticities and regional housing booms – Norges Bank
• I am Jane. Do I pay more in the housing market? – IDEAS
• AEI Housing Market Indicators release on March 2019 data – American Enterprise Institute
• The Government Created Housing Segregation. Here’s How the Government Can End It. – The American Prospect
• Housing: Elizabeth Warren v. John Cochrane – Econospeak
• Oregon Legislature Votes To Essentially Ban Single-Family Zoning – NPR
• The next housing bubble could come from this technology – Los Angeles Times
• The US Housing Finance System: A Flawed Giant – Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
• Housing affordability and quality create stress for Heartland families – Brookings Institute
• The Great Price Deceleration – John Burns

On other countries:

• [Brazil] Brazil’s house prices continue to fall – Global Property Guide
• [Egypt] Egypt’s house prices falling sharply – Global Property Guide
• [Macao] Macau’s amazing, incredible, soaring property prices – Global Property Guide
• [Netherlands] Brexit fuels Amsterdam property price boom – Financial Times
• [Singapore] Singapore to Keep Property Curbs for Now as Sell-Off Risk Remote – Bloomberg
• [United Kingdom] Speech by Communities Secretary Rt Hon James Brokenshire MP at the Chartered Institute of Housing conference – GOV