The Housing Market Correction Hiding in Plain Sight
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RESEARCH & INSIGHTS


While many celebrate the recent positive shift in home prices, the emergent optimism neglects a critical piece of the puzzle: inflation.


Jason M. Davis
- May 18
Banking Blues: Underwriters Tighten CRE Lending Standards Amid Interest Rate Woes
During Q1 2023, the share of lenders that indicated they are tightening loan standards for CRE loans increased across all sub-types.


Jonathan O'Kane
- May 15
Adjusted CPI Inflation Falls to 4.9% for Renters, Remains at 2.4% for Homeowners
Personal inflation rates for homeowners have recovered, while renters continue to see atypically high annual increases.


Maia Peterson
- Apr 17
Locked Out: Most Renters Anticipate a Lifetime Without Homeownership
Due to high prices and tight underwriting standards, many renters now expect there’s a good chance they will never own in their lifetime.


Jonathan O'Kane
- Apr 12
Adjusted CPI Inflation Falls to 2.4% for Homeowners, 5.1% for Renters
A return to a normal inflationary environment has come more quickly for homeowners than renters, though progress remains across the board.


Maia Peterson
- Apr 3
Home Prices Expected to Grow at the Slowest Rate in Recent Memory
Expected year-ahead home price growth falls to a post-2014 low as the share of Americans forecasting a contraction in home values surges.


Jonathan O'Kane
- Mar 16
Personal Inflation Rates are 2.6 Percentage Points Higher for Renters than Homeowners
Even as price pressures abate economy-wide, the experienced inflation rate continues to improve more quickly for homeowners than renters.


Racial Inequities in Housing: Policy Considerations
In the fifth and final chapter of our series, we explore recent and ongoing policy efforts focused on redressing longstanding disparities.


Racial Inequities in Housing & Environmental Quality
In this installment, we explore redlining's impact on racial disparities observed in housing and environmental quality in the US.
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