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Sam Hakter, chief economist at Freddie Mac, wrote that “more than half of all states have a housing shortage.”
“You can't buy what's not for sale,” said Mark Fleming, First American’s chief economist.
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According to a new research report by Freddie Mac, the U.S. housing market is undersupplied by an estimated 3.3 million units, a shortage that’s rising by roughly 300,000 units annually. So reports Yahoo Finance.
!--more-->Sam Hakter, chief economist at Freddie Mac, wrote that “more than half of all states have a housing shortage.”
“You can't buy what's not for sale,” said Mark Fleming, First American’s chief economist.