JCHS Senior Research Associate said the breadth of issues covered in the report 'makes it difficult to come up with a single headline' to describe the contents.

July 22, 2021

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The annual State of the Nation’s Housing report aims to encapsulate a year’s worth of trends and issues in housing policy, market trends, household growth and composition, homeownership, affordability issues, rental markets, and more, according to Daniel McCue, a senior research associate at the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.

McCue said the breadth of issues covered in the report—its release coincided with a panel discussion webinar— "always makes it difficult to come up with a single headline to fully describe the contents of the report," so he observed five major findings from this year’s report "that could easily have been headlines themselves."

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