The NIMBY Effect
Ryan explains how existing homeowners in dense cities favor efforts to limit new construction, leading to a market where supply is unable to adjust. He highlights the various ways homeowners impose limits on developers, such as zoning regulations and historic designations. The NIMBY effect has significant implications for housing stock and prices in growing urban areas.In this clip
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Ryan Avent on Cities, Urban Regulations, and Growth
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