BrightMLS Issues New Study on Off-MLS vs. On-MLS
September 5, 2022
A core principle of mine as some of you know from podcasts is “Strong opinions, weakly held.” That is, when presented with new data, new
Articles filed under Quick Takes
Quick Thoughts on Incentives and Disincentives: Housing Market
August 10, 2022
A quick thought today, brought on by a brief Twitter exchange that is otherwise unrelated. It is an economic law that you get more of
Red Wall Coming?
July 26, 2022
From Prof. Anthony Sanders over at Confounded Interest, one of the best housing economics blogs out there, we get this story: Miami, Tampa, Dallas and
Renting vs. Buying – RealPage Market Rent Report
July 18, 2022
This is just a quick look-see. Thanks to Jay Parsons, an economist with RealPage, I found the RealPage 2022 Market-Rate Apartment Affordability Report. There are
June CPI Tomorrow; Truflation Today
July 12, 2022
Thanks to a video from Digital Asset News, I found out about this website called Truflation. It’s free to use so go ahead and enjoy
Last Time Housing Was Affordable
June 30, 2022
I’ve been writing the long Four Horsemen series, and one of the biggest issues I had to tackle was housing affordability. The federal guidelines from
Taking the Under on Housing Prices Falling
June 14, 2022
A friend and subscriber who has been reading my stuff messaged me to ask why I do not believe the “home prices will fall” narrative.
What’s the Tipping Point for iBuyers?
June 14, 2022
Zillow released its Q1, 2022 iBuyer report a few days ago and well, it was kind of drowned out by the CPI print and the
Finally. No Bid on MBS.
June 11, 2022
From my friend Kevin Oakley, I see this news on Twitter: Kevin Oakley on Twitter: “https://t.co/FTcmvQa2GX? @AliWolfEcon @robhahn / Twitter” https://t.co/FTcmvQa2GX? @AliWolfEcon @robhahn The linked
