Fairer Economies

How to fix America’s broken housing market

New investors, technologies and landlords in the US housing market post 2008 are exacerbating the housing crisis.

New investors, technologies and landlords in the US housing market post 2008 are exacerbating the housing crisis. Image: Flickr/Baltimore Heritage

Bruce Katz
Director, Nowak Metro Finance Lab
Ben Preis
Research Fellow, Nowak Metro Finance Lab
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Bruce Katz, Director, Nowak Metro Finance Lab | Ben Preis, Research Fellow, Nowak Metro Finance Lab

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