
The Biden administration's housing proposal aims to boost demand while facing challenges in supply, leading to concerns about rising housing prices. Experts point to factors like restrictive zoning laws, costly permits, and investor activity as contributing to the housing crisis.
Opinion | Are we in for another housing collapse? @WashTimesOpEd https://t.co/bfV1FcrZRg https://t.co/3SPwhp7Q7g
"The White House proposes to increase demand for housing and add more obstacles to its supply: a recipe for failure," argues @judgeglock for @NRO. https://t.co/0DGNqvkc6q
.@Bryan_Caplan points out that we can explain high housing prices by looking at increases in demand without concomitant increases in supply. But why aren’t there increases in supply? The main reason: regulation. David Henderson at #EconLog: https://t.co/Ga13LGX0ty




