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New Jersey's Housing Shortage May Be Costing the State Jobs

New Jersey's Housing Shortage May Be Costing the State Jobs

Housing affordability isn't just a challenge for buyers anymore. A recent analysis suggests New Jersey's housing shortage has contributed to nearly 100,000 jobs not being created and billions in lost income.

In this video, I explain why housing supply affects not only home prices, but also economic growth, business expansion, and the ability of workers to live near where they work.

If you're following New Jersey's housing market, this is a trend worth watching.

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