Kevin Erdmann
Housing economist; writes the Erdmann Housing Tracker; author of Shut Out.
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- Kevin Erdmann is an American writer on housing and the US economy.
- He argues that a shortage of housing, not a bubble, explains the 2000s housing boom and the Great Recession.
- He wrote the books Shut Out and Building from the Ground Up.
- He was a visiting fellow at the Mercatus Center and writes the Erdmann Housing Tracker, a monthly model of US home prices.
Key facts
- Books
- Shut Out: How A Housing Shortage Caused the Great Recession and Crippled Our Economy; Building from the Ground Up: Reclaiming the American Housing Boom1
- Writes
- Erdmann Housing Tracker, monthly national and metro home-price estimates1
- Before
- Visiting fellow at the Mercatus Center1
- Op-eds
- National Review, The Hill, USA Today, Barron's, Politico and others1
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