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Housing View – June 6, 2019

On cross-country:

 

On the US:

  • Affordable Housing and City Welfare – NBER
  • Cory Booker unveils plan to combat housing ‘affordability crisis’ – CNN, Los Angeles Times and New York Times
  • Like college debt and climate change, the housing affordability crisis is generational warfare – Slate
  • Charts of the week: Housing markets – Brookings
  • Why Some Americans Won’t Move, Even for a Higher Salary – Citylab
  • How California’s big plans to address housing affordability crashed – Los Angeles Times
  • Escaping the Housing Shortage – Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
  • How Luxury Units Turn Into Affordable Housing – Citylab

 

On other countries:

On cross-country:

 

On the US:

  • Affordable Housing and City Welfare – NBER
  • Cory Booker unveils plan to combat housing ‘affordability crisis’

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Qatar: Property Market Update

From the IMF’s latest report on Qatar:

“After a period of rapid growth, real estate prices in Qatar are adjusting to new levels. According to the real estate price index developed by QCB, following an 82 percent increase during 2012–16, real estate prices fell by 15 percent during 2017–18. Data produced by the Ministry of Justice indicate the following trends:

  • Both the volume and number of transactions are down since 2013–2014 peak. As prices have decreased, some owners seem to be holding off to their properties rather than selling at depressed prices.
  • Land prices are holding up better than properties with a rebound in prices during 2017 before adjustment in 2018. Residence prices have been on a declining trend since mid-2014, though there are signs that the slowdown is flattening.
  • In terms of regions, land prices in Al Daayen are holding on better which could be due to the active development of Lusail City and 2022 World Cup projects. Similarly, land prices in Al Wakra have been stable in the past years due to major infrastructural projects.”

From the IMF’s latest report on Qatar:

“After a period of rapid growth, real estate prices in Qatar are adjusting to new levels. According to the real estate price index developed by QCB, following an 82 percent increase during 2012–16, real estate prices fell by 15 percent during 2017–18. Data produced by the Ministry of Justice indicate the following trends:

  • Both the volume and number of transactions are down since 2013–2014 peak.

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Posted by at 10:51 AM

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Housing View – May 31, 2019

On cross-country:

 

On the US:

  • The Fair Housing Act at 50 – Cityspace
  • After Amazon HQ2: New York and D.C. Offer a Tale of Two Housing Markets – Yahoo
  • Have Changes in Financing Contributed to the Loss of Low-Cost Rental Units and Rent Increases? – Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
  • Regulations And Failed Governance Are The Root Causes Of California’s Housing Crisis – Hoover Institution
  • Monkkonen Guides Discussion of L.A.’s Housing Needs – UCLA

 

On other countries:

  • [Canada] RBC Sidesteps Canada’s Housing Slump With Mortgage Growth – Bloomberg
  • [China] Understanding China’s ‘One-Way Bet’ Property Market – Washington Post
  • [Hong Kong] Hong Kong Property Back in Bubble Territory, Reinhart Says – Bloomberg

On cross-country:

 

On the US:

  • The Fair Housing Act at 50 – Cityspace
  • After Amazon HQ2: New York and D.C.

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Posted by at 5:00 AM

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Housing View – May 24, 2019

On cross-country:

 

On rent control:

 

On the US:

  • Press Briefing on the Evolution and Future of Homeownership – Federal Reserve Bank of New York
  • An expert’s 7 principles for solving America’s housing crisis – Vox
  • Monetary Policy, Housing Rents, and Inflation Dynamics – Federal Reserve Board
  • The Great Recession, education, race, and homeownership – Economic Policy Institute
  • Why Isn’t The Black Homeownership Rate Higher Today Than When The 1968 Fair Housing Act Became Law? – Forbes
  • ‘Fairbnb’ Wants to Be the Unproblematic Alternative to Airbnb – Citylab
  • Trump Administration Wants To Cut Funding For Public Housing Repairs – NPR
  • California Today: Lawmakers Shelve a Potential Remedy to the Housing Crisis – New York Times
  • 3 Top REITs With High Dividend Yields Above 5% And Secure Payouts – Seeking Alpha
  • Labor Demand Shocks and Housing Prices Across the United States: Does One Size Fit All? – Economic Development Quarterly
  • Undersupply in Housing Inventory – CoreLogic
  • Spain’s Richest Person Bets Billions on Prime U.S. Real Estate – Bloomberg
  • Despite Resistance, Cities Turn to Density to Tackle Housing Inequality – CityLab
  • Special Incentive for Property Buyers: A Foreign Passport – New York Times
  • Shortage of cheaper houses stifles U.S. homes sales – Reuters
  • California’s big housing bill tanked. Newsom is partly to blame – Los Angeles Times
  • How Do Mortgage Refinances Affect Debt, Default, and Spending? – Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies

 

On other countries:

  • [Canada] Real estate prices and banking performance: evidence from Canada – Journal of Economics and Finance
  • [India] Affordable Housing as Human Right – Yale University
  • [Portugal] The impact of Airbnb on residential property values and rents: evidence from Portugal – Ideas
  • [United Kingdom] UK housing: Resilient in the face of turmoil – ING

On cross-country:

 

On rent control:

  • Housing Supply Dynamics under Rent Control: What Can Evictions Tell Us?

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Posted by at 5:00 AM

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Housing View – May 17, 2019

On cross-country:

  • House Prices Are Up: Should We Be Happy? – IMF
  • How real-estate barons have ridden the tech boom – The Economist
  • “Housing affordability is a key determinant of individual well-being and overall economic growth” The World Bank Look at Housing, Mobility and Welfare – Housing Europe
  • This Land is whose Land? Picking the Housing Europe annual conference theme – Housing Europe
  • European Summer School for young professionals 2019 – Housing Europe

 

On the US:

  • California’s Rent Control Advocates Are About To Get What They Want, Good and Hard – Reason
  • Special briefing on new construction, housing supply, and home prices – American Enterprise Institute
  • Proposed Rule Could Evict 55,000 Children From Subsidized Housing – NPR
  • Chipping away at the mortgage deduction – Brookings Institute
  • The Capital Region needs more housing – Brookings Institute
  • AEI Housing Center announces 10 best and worst metro areas to live in for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) jobs – American Enterprise Institute
  • A great choice by the Federal Housing Finance Agency – American Enterprise Institute
  • Second Home Buyers and the Housing Boom and Bust – Federal Reserve Board
  • When Airbnb Listings in a City Increase, So Do Rent Prices – Harvard Business Review
  • Chinese nationals purchase more U.S. residential real estate than buyers from any other foreign country, but Trump’s trade war could soon end that – MarketWatch

 

On other countries:

  • [Canada] Combatting Money Laundering in BC Real Estate – CityNews
  • [Canada] Poloz Underestimates Housing Slump, Capital Economics Says – Bloomberg
  • [China] The Demand for Reverse Mortgages in China – VoxChina
  • [Netherlands] Amsterdam Parliament Seeks Three-Year Freeze for Housing Resales – Bloomberg
  • [Singapore] Do Real Estate Agents Have Information Advantages in Housing Markets? – Journal of Financial Economics

On cross-country:

  • House Prices Are Up: Should We Be Happy? – IMF
  • How real-estate barons have ridden the tech boom – The Economist
  • “Housing affordability is a key determinant of individual well-being and overall economic growth” The World Bank Look at Housing, Mobility and Welfare – Housing Europe
  • This Land is whose Land? Picking the Housing Europe annual conference theme – Housing Europe
  • European Summer School for young professionals 2019 – Housing Europe

 

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Posted by at 5:00 AM

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