The Chandan Economics Research TeamApr 19, 2021PUBLIC POLICYHow To Bring Housing Back Within ReachDr. Sam Chandan is joined by Ed Pinto, Director of the Housing Center at the American Enterprise Institute, to discuss his recent...
Jason M. DavisApr 8, 2021MACRO & LABORThe Great Inflation DebateAs the economy heats up, inflation jitters rise. These days, the most significant disagreement between economists isn’t your age-old tax...
The Chandan Economics Research TeamMar 25, 2021URBAN ECONThe Evolving Challenges of Affordable Housing Dr. Sam Chandan sits down with Arthanais Williams, Managing Director for Affordable Housing at Arbor Realty Trust. Dr. Chandan and...
The Chandan Economics Research TeamJan 19, 2021PUBLIC POLICYCOVID Relief 2.0: Analysis, Reaction, and the Path AheadAfter months of gridlock, Washington approved and passed a new $900B COVID-relief bill in law in December. Despite its delay, the new...
Jason M. DavisNov 18, 2020MACRO & LABOROn the Sideline: Long-Term Unemployment During COVID Continues to RiseAs the U.S. enters a troubling new phase in the battle against COVID, the road to getting life and the economy back to normal feels just as
Jonathan O'KaneOct 29, 2020POLITICSForecasting the Election: Polling Models vs. Betting MarketsThere is less than a week to go before election day, and the most unifying trait shared between the two parties is a mutual desire for outco
Jason M. DavisOct 9, 2020PUBLIC POLICYWait to Stimulate? A Tough Bargain for Americans Anxiety hit US markets this week as negotiations on a new stimulus package appeared to fizzle out. On Tuesday, the White House signaled that
Chandan Economics - In Partnership with Arbor Realty TrustOct 9, 20202020 Large Multifamily Investment Report: Top OpportunitiesSeattle tops the Arbor-Chandan Opportunity Matrix. Phoenix and Austin follow closely behind, benefiting from resilient labor markets....
The Chandan Economics Research TeamSep 30, 2020POLITICSComparing 2020 Multifamily Prices to Prior Election SeasonsWhile returns near elections are lower on average, there is no observable causal relationship. When controlling for recessions, the...