On this episode of Taxpayer Empowerment, TPPF’s Jose Melendez sits down with Dr. Edward Glaeser, professor at Harvard University, to break down one of the most pressing issues facing American cities today: housing affordability.
Why is housing so expensive? How do local regulations impact housing supply? And what policies can actually make housing more affordable?
Dr. Glaeser, a leading expert on urban economics, explains the direct connection between zoning laws, government regulation, and the rising cost of living in cities across the United States. This conversation dives into the economic forces shaping housing markets and what reforms could unlock more supply.
🔑 Topics covered:
Housing supply and demand fundamentals
Zoning and land-use regulations
The affordability crisis in major cities
Policy solutions to increase housing availability
The future of urban development
If you’re interested in housing policy, economics, urban planning, or the cost of living crisis, this episode is a must-watch.
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