Despite a recent softening in rents for new leases, rental housing remains unaffordable for many households, according to a new report by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.
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Harvard JCHS: Did Mortgages With Locked-in Low Rates Lead to Rising House Prices?
Did rising interest rates reduce the supply of homes because owners with low interest rate mortgages opted to keep their homes rather than selling? A new report from the Harvard University Joint Center for Housing Studies says yes.
Harvard JCHS: Remodeling Growth Set to Downshift
Annual spending on improvements and maintenance to owner-occupied homes is expected to gradually slow through 2026, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
Harvard JCHS: Slow but Steady Growth for Remodeling
Year-over-year spending on home renovation and repair will likely rise by 2.4% in early 2026, the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University forecasts.
Harvard JCHS Forecasts Decade of Slowing Household Growth Ahead for Owners, Renters
New projections from the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University show a general slowing of growth in both homeowner and renter households.
Harvard JCHS: Remodeling Soars to New Heights
The U.S. remodeling market soared above $600 billion after the pandemic and remains 50% above pre-pandemic levels despite recent softening, the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies reported.