ATTN: SPECIAL MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICERS EVENT Join us for a free screening and discussion of Jim Crow of the North, Tues, 9/27, 3:30pm at @UofMUROC. Speakers include @DPBergin, @MapPrejucice's Kirsten Delegard and Libby Starling. No registration required. Help us spread the word!

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As the Saint Paul City Council considers amending its rent stabilization policy, it's important to examine the experience of similar policies elsewhere. Read our summary!

The Center for Indian Country Development at the Minneapolis Fed has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Policy Analyst to lead public #policy efforts that increase #tribal economic mobility and advance CICD's objectives. Learn more and spread the word: bit.ly/3sFWLS2

#JobAlert: The Center for Indian Country Development is hiring a Senior Policy Analyst to support our #policy work. This is an exciting opportunity that has the potential to create meaningful and long-lasting impact in #IndianCountry. Learn more: bit.ly/3sFWLS2

Check out how we use #rstats #rshiny to communicate data and insights on housing affordability in our region to our stakeholders.

Presenting this morning at IKEA before the store opened was a unique and memorable experience (of course, they offered lingonberry sauce — but no meatballs — as part of the breakfast).

CICD looks forward to sharing more insights from our body of work on Native CDFIs in the new year. ICYMI, a fall 2022 NHC webinar explored how Native CDFIs address homeownership challenges. Story via TribalBiz, featuring our Libby Starling ⬇️ bit.ly/3VAwhxk

Investor ownership of single-family homes in the Twin Cities area doubled from 2006 to 2015 and has stabilized overall since then, but there's variation among neighborhoods. Our new analysis explores where the rate's up and where it's down: minneapolisfed.org/article/2023/i…

For those curious about my work at the Minneapolis Fed…

In 2020, the Itasca Project set an ambitious goal for the MSP region: Create 18K housing units/year for 10 years. How’s progress so far? Minneapolis Fed SVP Ron Feldman was among the speakers tackling that Q today at a Minneapolis/St.Paul Business Journal seminar w GREATER MSP & the Itasca Project.

Thanks to Alene Tchourumoff for the pic and leadership on all things housing and to KimEng Ky and Libby Starling for producing the best housing data source in the nation!

“For even basic, real-cheap meals, like eggs or cereal, prices are going up at a fast pace.”—A worker in the Ninth District In recent listening sessions, low- & moderate-income workers shared their struggles with inflation & increasing job demands. More: minneapolisfed.org/article/2023/h…

“Where economic theories meet on-the-ground data, public policy, and the lives of working people.” @RyanDNunn shares how the unique, policy-focused research of our Minneapolis Fed Community Development team generates new knowledge to support policymakers in 9th District & beyond bit.ly/40vhg2g

Another 15 seconds of fame with a quote in a national newspaper!

News! minneapolisfed.org/news-releases/…

Whether buying single-family homes to rent out or selling them via contracts for deed, corporate & institutional investors are both expanding & constraining opportunity. On 10/2, join us to explore how these actions affect lower-income communities. cvent.me/9DAbRy

How can new market-rate apartments create housing opportunities across metro areas? Read Tyler Boesch, Erik Hembre, & Ben Horowitz's primer on “filtering”—the concept that new housing units create vacancies that prompt a beneficial chain of moves. minneapolisfed.org/article/2024/h…

We recently surveyed suburban cities to see how they’d respond to a development application for a hypothetical apartment building. At our follow-up event, planners & developers agreed that better policies would help the #MultifamilyHousing supply grow.⤵️ minneapolisfed.org/article/2024/c…

Investors have ⬆️ their market share of single-family rentals in many communities & across the nation. A data resource from our team shows that investors now own 3.4 percent of single-family detached homes in the 7-county Twin Cities region. Learn more: bit.ly/3weo6Ae