I wonder if ANY economist could tell us what happens to the price of something when you subsidize the purchasing and/or financing of said thing  Someone should study something like college education prices and see if they can find a trend. 

But as prices rise in smaller cities, especially in the Inland West and Sun Belt, economists and Realtors warn there will be unforeseen consequences, and it could take years before enough housing is built in these areas to alleviate price pressures.

Ivy league educated economists and professors at ivy league schools have documented this for decades, go actually read instead of thumping your chest about what you think is the case with nothing to back it up.

Still, economists worry that absent another round of stimulus from Congress, the boosts in activity could be short-lived.Initial jobless claims.

I'm a first time home buyer and I've been hearing about the economic tsunami coming from economists( predicting foreclosure and short sales) Should I purchase a home now or wait until next year?

Economists say that a balanced market is 6 months of inventory.

.) - Zillow panelists (made up of economists and RE experts) analyzed that Nashville was the only market that was NOT predicted to fall in home value in 2020 / there is continued appreciation for the housing market- Nashville's 3-year net population growth is 5.56% (source: https://outandaboutnashville.c...)- Opportunity zones within the city are investors friendly for capital gains purposesAgain, these are a few of the reasons that Nashville's market is hot, and does not encompass all of the reasons that it is hot right now.

Though 29.4% of those in forbearance have continued to stay current on their payments, many have not.Yanling Mayer, Principal Economist at CoreLogic, recently revealed:“A distributional analysis of forborne loans’ payment status reveals that more than one third (39.1%) of all forborne loans are now 150+ days...

Economists predict even faster growth in the months ahead if the bottlenecks ease, coronavirus cases keep falling and government restrictions fall by the wayside.

Economists expect some moderation in home price growth in the fourth quarter as the pace of home sales cools in the face of a resurging pandemic, a faltering recovery, and low inventory.