From Econlib <[email protected]>
Subject Economic Questions of Housing, Development, and Freedom
Date December 15, 2025 7:00 PM
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Much of the increase in home prices can be explained by Americans’ ability to pay for bigger, more luxurious homes. But not all of it. Economist Tyler Watts and his brother, Joel, a homebuilder, explain some barriers to providing more affordable homes by providing smaller, simpler housing options.
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