Government Policies

Explore the historical context and complexities of home ownership as an economic system, its origins in capitalism, and the potential consequences for individuals and economies.

The rise of Subprimia led to a nationwide US housing bubble and collapse, influenced by government policies, demographic changes, and technological advancements.

The 1970s saw a housing boom and bust due to government policies that encouraged borrowing and homeownership, leading to rising inflation rates and increased costs for borrowers.

The evolution of home ownership in post-Civil Rights America through government policies and programs addressing systemic inequalities.

Explore the history of home ownership, from exclusive privilege to common aspiration, influenced by property rights, electoral reforms, and social hierarchies.