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Forbes Contributor Series by Brad Hunter

Thought leadership and market analysis published in Forbes, delivering data-driven perspectives on housing and real estate economics.

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Renting vs. Buying: The Gap Is Narrowing, Just Not Everywhere

September 10, 2026

For much of the post-pandemic housing market, renting has been the more affordable option for households priced out of homeownership by elevated home prices and mortgage rates. That dynamic has helped support strong... Continue Reading

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Mortgage Rates Just Jumped; How Homebuilders Will Respond

September 04, 2026

Mortgage rates have moved sharply higher, putting renewed pressure on housing affordability and forcing homebuilders to rethink pricing, incentives, inventory, and future starts. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate... Continue Reading

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The Rental Supply Wave Is Beginning to Recede

September 01, 2026

The multifamily rental market appears to be moving past its recent supply glut. After several years of heavy apartment deliveries, elevated concessions, and pressure on rent growth, new construction is declining... Continue Reading

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