
Higher interest rates are impacting housing by hindering construction and new supply, leading to longer-term inflation. The Fed's role in the housing inflation problem is highlighted, with high borrowing costs impeding necessary construction.
Isn't it axiomatic that higher borrowing costs will lead to higher inflation? We have a supply problem. Need lower borrowing costs to build more capacity (including housing).
'Lack of supply and high mortgage rates keep homes expensive, pressuring rents higher as potential buyers find themselves stuck in the rental market. Elevated shelter inflation leads the Fed to hold rates higher for longer, hindering construction.' https://t.co/ZwOkTHUU3M
The Fed is part of the housing inflation problem, says @conorsen. High borrowing costs are hindering construction that needs to happen now https://t.co/AxT1mJthd7 via @opinion


