The NBER finds that rising home prices reduce births among non-owners, with a $10,000 increase linked to a 2.4% drop in fertility.
Homeowners see the opposite effect, with births rising 5%, leading to a modest 0.8% net increase overall at average ownership rates.With owning a home becoming harder and harder, and prices still climbing, will the next generation be priced out of having children?Source: StockMarket.News
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