Really wish I could find a by-state graph with this data. What the price is in 2024 is interesting, but it would be *more* interesting to know whether the number is going up or down. And we could juxtapose that against the home vacancy rate. This is mainly (*mainly*, not “absolutely exclusively”) a supply issue, since we’ve been under-building since the 2008 crash. And of course we’ve allowed NIMBYs to restrict density, so they can monetize scarcity.
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– [Median Sales Price of Houses Sold for the United States](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSPUS)
Really wish I could find a by-state graph with this data. What the price is in 2024 is interesting, but it would be *more* interesting to know whether the number is going up or down. And we could juxtapose that against the home vacancy rate. This is mainly (*mainly*, not “absolutely exclusively”) a supply issue, since we’ve been under-building since the 2008 crash. And of course we’ve allowed NIMBYs to restrict density, so they can monetize scarcity.
– [Home Vacancy Rate for the United States](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/USHVAC)
By state is fairly useless. City or county gives way better information.
But reddit told me that the work-from-home trend was going to cause mass exodus from expensive areas causing drastic price drops