by John Reilly | Nov 4, 2021 | Housing and Land Use
2022 home prices will keep rising at or near double digits, predicts the analyst who called the current housing boom In a recent interview of Ed Pinto with Fortune’s Shawn Tulley on the current state of the housing market, Tulley noted that Ed Pinto makes the most... by John Reilly | Oct 29, 2021 | Housing and Land Use
Affordable and Available Housing and Lending One of my favorite resources for housing data and information is the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Housing Center and the work of Ed Pinto and Tobias Peter. I will be referring to some of their papers and articles on... by Saul Klein | Oct 25, 2021 | Housing and Land Use
There is a lot to consider when studying Zoning, and this is my first post of many on the subject, because it will become a topic of major discussion in real estate circles over the next few years. In the Real Estate Principles books and curriculum I have studied... by Saul Klein | Oct 9, 2021 | Housing and Land Use, Walkable
Not in my backyard NIMBY There is some interesting history in this NY Times article about San Diego, and the increasing costs of housing and lack of affordability. The author of the article, Conor Doughtery, is the author of Golden Gates – Fighting For Housing... by John Reilly | Oct 6, 2021 | Data, Housing and Land Use
Without a doubt, my vote for the Best Book I’ve read this year goes to The New Grand Strategy by Mark Mykleby, Patrick Doherty, and Joel Makower. I know that Saul Klein and Terri Murphy join me in that vote. Here’s what the authors say about their book in... by John Reilly | Oct 5, 2021 | Housing and Land Use
In this Op-Ed piece appearing in the American Banker, Tobias Peter, Research Fellow and Director of Research at AEI Housiing Center, points out that Federal loan policies that promote risky lending can set up minority households for failure. How federal housing...