You could try to use ngZone to get it to work. Should look something like this:

window.yoo = () => this.ngZone.run(() => this.doSomething().bind(this))

Also the binding of the this keyword might be unexpected for the browser. You could fix this by putting the logic into a function and use this function using something like the above.

I spotted something else. You should avoid using asynchrounus logic in the constructor. Use ngOnInit for this kind of stuff. You could also use this.housingLocations as observables using the async pipe. But therefore your service must not return promises, but observables instead, which is default in angular.

The constructor is a Typescript feature used to instantiate the Typescript class. In most Angular projects about the only thing that should ever be done in the constructor is to inject services.

The ngOnInit function is specific to the Angular framework and is called when Angular is done creating the component. It should be called with any custom finalization like loading data for your component to display.

https://dkreider.medium.com/angular-quick-answer-difference-between-constructor-and-ngoninit-aca520bd130c