COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE'S ECONOMIC ADVISORS

In the fifth and final chapter of our series, we explore recent and ongoing policy efforts focused on redressing longstanding disparities.

In this installment, we explore redlining's impact on racial disparities observed in housing and environmental quality in the US.

In this piece, we peel one layer deeper and explore the financial market disparities fueling the persistent racial wealth gap.

Racial disparities observed in homeownership also have a residual effect on housing affordability more generally.

There are several ways to measure the racial wealth gap, but household wealth reflects economic effects on current and future generations.

With HUD's new fair housing rules, US policy takes a significant step toward dismantling longstanding racial disparities in housing.

Tucked away into recent FOMC economic projections is a subtle shift in where and when policymakers expect long-term interest rates to land.

While headline CPI describes economy-wide inflation, personal inflation rates can look much different depending on if you rent or own a home

While both renters and homeowners are still experiencing higher-than-average inflation, the spread between the two has never been wider.