From the course: Economics for Everyone: Housing Markets in Crisis
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Regional dynamics
From the course: Economics for Everyone: Housing Markets in Crisis
Regional dynamics
- Every housing market is a local market. And that means how that local economy is functioning and the nature of the housing in that region will be really critical to the value of the homes and whether that market will continue to boom or could bust and go into crisis. If we think about industries that tend to have big swings, think about something like tourism and travel. During recessions we typically see downturns in tourism demand. So cities like Las Vegas and Orlando, as well as New Orleans could see their home prices fall sharply during periods where people are spending less disposable income to travel and enjoy tourism. But during good years where people have more money, tourism booms. That means that those kinds of markets could surge and you could see a big uptick in prices. These kinds of swings are normal in those markets but in almost every market, there are certain regional dynamics that can play out. If…
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The importance of housing3m 2s
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Ingredients of a housing crisis2m 20s
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Housing in a recession4m 35s
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Housing during the COVID recession2m 51s
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Your best strategy1m 41s
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Planning ahead1m 7s
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Options in a housing crisis3m 43s
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Last resorts1m 22s
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Great Recession and the housing crisis1m 18s
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Thinking about buying1m 45s
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Ignoring your home price1m 57s
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Renting vs. buying2m 1s
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Crisis watch1m 32s
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Regional dynamics2m 31s
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More resources1m 24s
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