In Episode 159 of Boroughs & Burbs: The National Real Estate Conversation, hosts John Engel and Roberto Cabrera talk with Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuel and Frances Katzen of Douglas Elliman to explore how U.S. election cycles impact real estate markets. They analyze how candidate housing policies, zoning outcomes, and fiscal stances influence buyers, sellers, and strategic investment decisions.

Takeaways include:

How election rhetoric around property tax, zoning reform, and housing affordability plays out in local market behavior

Trends in buyer confidence, lending shifts, and rate speculation tied to electoral outcomes

Long-term effects for developers, institutional investors, and residential wealth

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN-59Q3bXuo

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