Dr. Jenny Schuetz, a nationally renowned economist, author, and policy expert on housing and land use, joins Scott to discuss trends and structural shifts occurring in the housing market, America’s broken housing system, and potential policy solutions. Follow Jenny, @jenny_schuetz. 00:00 Introduction 00:55 How can we build more affordable housing while addressing zoning laws and community resistance? 01:22 Do homeowners use local review boards to block new housing permits? 02:44 Do we need to change the mindset that owning a home is the only path to success? 05:35 How can we speed up the permit process and reduce delays caused by local objections? 07:43 Are there examples of mayors or local leaders who have been innovative in expanding housing? 09:05 Could subsidies, similar to the Chips Act, be used to incentivize developers to navigate zoning laws and build more housing? 10:03 Which housing markets are strong or weak right now? 12:19 Do we need to change the mindset that owning a home is the only path to success? 13:44 Is the inability of young people to achieve the American Dream fueling polarization in the U.S.? 15:23 Are rents keeping up with the rise in home prices, making renting a better option? 16:06 How is the lack of insurance in climate-affected areas impacting the housing market? 17:33 Why do progressive states have bigger homelessness problems? 19:25 Is it a problem if institutional buyers are buying up housing, or does it help increase supply? 20:55 Do institutional buyers sometimes sell at a loss, creating cheaper supply in the market? 21:54 What do you think of startup cities with no zoning restrictions? 24:03 Is remote work driving a structural shift that’s increasing the value of housing in the U.S.? 25:34 Why hasn’t the commercial real estate market collapsed despite high vacancy rates? 27:22 Will we see a housing boom in the next few years? 28:43 Will luxury real estate for the wealthy outpace other markets due to income inequality? #scottgalloway #podcast #housing #housingcrisis #housingmarket #housingprices #housingboard #incomeinequality #housingbubble #zoningregulations #zoninglaws #homelessness #rentingvsbuying #renting #housinginventory #climatechange #profg #scottgalloway #profgmarkets