Research Archive

May 28, 2026

Housing Supply Is Not Primarily a Financing Problem

By Tobias Peter | Edward J. Pinto

May 1, 2026

Comment on Proposed Rule Establishing Flexibility for Implementation of Work Requirements and Term Limits in Federal Housing Assistance Programs

By Kevin Corinth

April 29, 2026

Know the Market to Find the Path Home for the Most Vulnerable

By Arthur Gailes | Edward J. Pinto

April 28, 2026

Comments on HUD Proposed Rule Establishing Flexibility for Work Requirements and Term Limits 

By Matt Weidinger | Angela Rachidi

April 10, 2026

Senate Investor Ban to Cut Supply & Hurt Low-Income Families

By Edward J. Pinto | Tobias Peter

February 24, 2026

Closing Detroit’s Appraisal Gap: A Market-Based Strategy to Revive Vacant Neighborhoods—Lessons for Struggling Cities Across the Nation

By Edward J. Pinto | Tobias Peter

February 19, 2026

Median First-Time Homebuyer Age at 34 Years in 2025, Little Changed from 2024

By Edward J. Pinto | Joseph S. Tracy | Donghoon Lee

February 12, 2026

Rent Control: A Proven Way to Make Housing Scarce and Expensive

By Edward J. Pinto | Tobias Peter

September 12, 2025

Freedom Cities: Homesteading for the 21st Century

By Arthur Gailes | Edward J. Pinto

June 10, 2025

America’s Housing Supply Problem: The Closing of the Suburban Frontier?

By Edward L. Glaeser | Joseph Gyourko

May 7, 2025

Displacement by Design: How Bad Policy Made Housing Scarce, and How We Can Fix It

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By Tobias Peter | Major Ethan Frizzell

March 24, 2025

Tax Abatements: The Best-Kept Secret to Revitalizing Struggling Communities—Without Spending Taxpayer Money

By Tobias Peter