This column documents the continued nature of shifts in #housing preferences in the #US , their heterogeneity across different US cities, and contrasts them with the experience in #Europe .
Nina Biljanovska IMF, Giovanni Dell'Ariccia IMF
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Very nice visit with Nina Biljanovska and Robert Zymek at European Central Bank to present the latest IMF World Economic Outlook.

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See our recent VoxEU column (w/ Giovanni Dell’Ariccia) on how the pandemic reshaped housing markets—highlighting differences between the US and Europe. #housing #realestatemarkets #imf

It was a pleasure and great fun to present our findings from the IMF WEO chapter on the transmission of monetary policy through housing markets. Thank you for everyone who attended and huge gratitude for those who put tremendous amount of work into this! #imf #IMFMeetings

NEW RELEASE: Chapter 2 of the latest World Economic Outlook investigates the effects of monetary policy across countries and over time through the lens of mortgage and housing markets. Read the chapter. imf.org/en/Publication…

See just released interview with Rui Mano on our IMF World Economic Outlook Chapter 2 on tracing the transmission of monetary policy through #housingmarkets

New: 'Sudden Stops and optimal policy in a two-agent economy' by Nina Biljanovska (Nina Biljanovska) and Alexandros Vardoulakis (@alexvardoulakis).
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We just released our World Economic Outlook update. The good news is that the global economy is resilient. We have raised our growth forecast to 3.1% in 2024 and expect 3.2% in 2025. Inflation is declining steadily while growth is holding up. bit.ly/3Oi10ys (1/6)

See our SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum policy brief based on the IMF working paper we just put out on Housing Affordability: A New Dataset

💡📣 Don’t miss the chance to submit your paper to this phenomenal conference: cepr.org/events/3rd-wea…