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July 23, 2022

The fall of manufactured housing

In 1973, 580,000 mobile homes (or manufactured home as they are now called) shipped in the United States. This represented about 50% of the number of single-family housing starts that year, and about 22% of total housing starts. So they represented a significant chunk of… Read More

February 27, 2019

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Implications of new housing supply

There’s a lot of debate within urbanist circles about whether or not supply alone can solve or at least mitigate housing affordability concerns. Richard Florida and others will say that, while beneficial, increasing supply isn’t the be all end all. We need to be building… Read More

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All posts tagged “the economic implications of housing supply”

The fall of manufactured housing

Implications of new housing supply