The housing shortage is probably not news to anyone who’s looked to buy a home recently. According to the National ...

but how do fluctuating levels of supply and demand affect the housing market? Professor Gabriel Ahlfeldt, Professor of Urban Economics and Land Development, and Dr Lois Liao, LSE Fellow in Real Estate ...

The Great Recession occurred 17 years ago, from December 2007 to June 2009. Led by a crash in the housing sector, it was the ...

It will take longer than 7 years for the country to fix the current supply gap in the U.S. housing market, according to a new study.

Housing market conditions may improve somewhat ... Home prices, like a lot of things, are driven by supply and demand. During the pandemic, demand for homes shot up as mortgage rates fell and ...

Inverted yield curve between the ... it’s unlikely that supply will outpace demand anytime soon, especially to the degree that would trigger a housing market crash. Still, Hale says there ...

The supply of U.S. homes undershot demand by 3.8 million homes in 2024, according to a Realtor.com report. The report showed that builders would take 7.5 years to catch up with demand as inventory ...

have dampened housing demand, even as housing supply is increasing. More: What's ahead for the 2025 Austin-area housing market? A leading expert gives his forecast. As a result, "buyers are ...

Economists and other housing-market experts use increases in inventory to identify areas where demand and competition for houses might be waning. There, homebuyers might start to have an edge over ...

Home builders made a small dent in the number of houses needed to meet demand, but the U.S. housing market supply remains short by millions of homes. The U.S. housing market needs as many as 3.8 ...