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Residential Real Estate

Residential real estate refers to property used for residential purposes. Notable examples include single-family homes, condominiums, townhouses, and multifamily housing with four or fewer units.

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Series: Working Papers
Supply Constraints Do Not Explain House Price and Quantity Growth Across U.S. Cities
Johannes Wieland, John Mondragon, Schuyler Louie
Series: Economic Letter
Pandemic-Era Demand Squeezed Housing Inventories
Adam Shapiro, John Mondragon, Valeska Fresquet Kohan
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Series: Community Development Research Briefs
Pandemic Homebuyers: Who Were They, and Where Did They Buy?
Rocio Sanchez-Moyano
Series: Economic Letter
When Is Shelter Services Inflation Coming Down?
Aren S. Yalcin, Oscar Jorda
Series: Economic Letter
Wildfires and Real Estate Values in California
Fernanda Nechio, Leila Bengali, Stephanie A. Stewart
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Event: Ask the SF Fed
Labor Markets, Inflation, and the Economy
Sylvain Leduc
Series: Working Papers
The Effect of Second-Generation Rent Controls: New Evidence from Catalonia
Joan Monras, Jose G. Montalvo
Series: Economic Letter
Where Is Shelter Inflation Headed?
Augustus Kmetz, John Mondragon, Schuyler Louie
Series: Community Development & District Engagement
The Promises and Pitfalls of Housing Search Digitalization
Geoff Boeing, Julia Gabriele Harten, Rocio Sanchez-Moyano
Series: Economic Letter
House Prices Respond Promptly to Monetary Policy Surprises
Augustus Kmetz, Denis Gorea, Marianna Kudlyak, Mitchell Ochse, Oleksiy Kryvtsov