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CNBC - Squawk on the Street

July 24, 2026

"Our housing market is balanced" said Ivy who joined 'Squawk on the Street’ to discuss demographics’ impact on housing, the state of the housing market, and more. She touched on our recent report, A Decade Divided: The Troubling Trajectory of Demographics. The report challenges the prevailing narrative of a severe housing shortage. Our analysis of declining birth rates, aging populations, and reduced immigration levels are leading to slower household growth projections for the coming decade.

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Ivy shared her thoughts on multifamily apartment rents pressure and the trajectory of housing prices. She's cautious and argued that the lack of supply on the market is not going to be a good thing. Ivy said, "demand is negatively impacted for two-thirds of the market," because about half of all homeowners have locked in mortgage rates of under 3.5% and about 90% borrowed at a rate under 5% — compared to the current national average of 6.3%.

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