Insurance Data From California Wildfires Could Be ‘Bellwether’
Following the Eaton and Palisades fires, California’s Fair Access to Insurance Requirements (FAIR) Plan—which writes policies for the state’s residual ...
Tag: Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
Household Growth to Slow in Coming Decades, Harvard Report Finds
The number of U.S. households will grow over the next 10 years, but at a much slower pace than over ...
As Homeowners Insurance Premiums Soar, ‘Last Resort’ Policies on the Rise
A recent Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) analysis found that insurance costs are heavily weighing on housing affordability, ...
Researchers Outline Efforts to Ease Burden on Middle-Income Renters
A number of new housing initiatives recently have focused on easing the burden on middle-income renters, according to researcher Alexander ...
How Did We Get Here? Report Details History of Supply and Affordability Challenges, Showcases Solutions
A lack of building coupled with rising prices and interest rates that are falling at a tapered pace are the ...
Can Manufactured Housing Help Address Challenges Surrounding Home Affordability?
When you picture a new home being built, you probably picture the construction occurring onsite. Manufactured housing flips this on ...
Housing Market May be Cooling, But Lowest Earners Are Being Left Out
The pathway to homeownership has always been a challenging one. However, many can agree that recent developments in the housing ...
How the Agent’s Role Is Evolving as Immigrants Carve New Path to Homeownership
Immigrants will soon be the primary driver of new housing demand. That is not news—demographers have long predicted that the ...
How Smart Devices Can Help Manage a Home’s Energy Use
The Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies has been studying the effects of digitalization in housing via an ongoing research ...
Researchers Debate Positive, Negative Effects of ‘Digitalization’
Adding to an ongoing series that examines digitalization in housing from a variety of perspectives, last week, Harvard published a ...
Five Selling Missteps That Could Cost Homeowners Thousands
From renovations to curb appeal to disclosures–all areas on which consumers might potentially spend thousands of dollars to prepare their home for sale–new research sheds light on how these big financial spends could be unnecessary, and details more affordable ways to gain better returns. Read more.
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