https://recoveringtradfichad.substack.com/p/more-on-that-lack-of-housing-inflation Recovering's NewsletterRecovering's Newsletter SubscribeSign in * About * Archive * Help * Sign in Share this post More on housing (price) inflation recoveringtradfichad.substack.com Copy link Twitter Facebook Email More on housing (price) inflation Recovering TradFi Chad [https] Sep 3, 2021 I have a soft spot for conspiracy theories (like the idea that the Fed is brazenly lying about inflation) but I don't believe them in my bones unless I can really prove them. Thanks again to Zillow, we can see housing price inflation in ~3700 neighborhoods (like-on-like) in the US, going back 20 years: [https] (This is only random 500 neighborhoods--if I tried to chart all 3700 my computer would crash. But you get the idea. All of this is public, if you know where to look.) Anyway, seems like a Jackson Pollack painting. I wonder what all 3700 neighborhoods' trend of year-over-year housing prices averages out to? [https] Chart 1 = y/y average of 3700 neighborhoods, going back 25 years, ignoring NA values Chart 2 = y/y average of 3700 nabes, last 3 years Nothing we don't already know. It's at a very similar level as the Case-Shiller national home price index, but rising at a notably faster rate than CS. And obviously, on average, we're blasting way past anything seen in 2005-2008. But I'm sure Jerome's got it all under control! Comment Share Like [https] [ ] Create your profile [ ] Your name[ ]Your bio[ ] [ ][ ] Subscribe to the newsletter Save & Post Comment Only paid subscribers can comment on this post Already a paid subscriber? Log in Check your email For your security, we need to re-authenticate you. Click the link we sent to , or click here to log in. TopNewCommunityWhat is Recovering's Newsletter?AboutAbout No posts Ready for more? [ ]Subscribe (c) 2022 Recovering TradFi Chad. See privacy, terms and information collection notice Publish on Substack Recovering's Newsletter is on Substack - the place for independent writing This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please turn on JavaScript or unblock scripts