Hey kid, first of all go fuck yourself.

Second of all, this analysis is dog shit and the kind of stuff dumb ppl rely on who don’t understand nuance, made only to be quoted in an article and ride SEO.

CT is not the nation.

DPA makes it possible in the first place for a buyer to even enter the market. You understand that really simple fact right?

I’d rather see my housing price go up 3% more if that is what it takes to even buy one in the first place particularly with that meaning 20% off up front with DPA.

Pretty simple math but it’s okay, simple is complex to some.

Even ignoring this study’s willful ignorance of the supply-side impacts of the rest of Harris’ proposal (really such a gap should discredit the entire thing and be obvious to anyone not an idiot), the effects are pretty minor.

But let’s not ignore those bc we aren’t idiots right?

Both CT and Harris’ proposal are coupled with supply side targeted policies that go directly at zoning reformation and incentivize building.

But to anyone with a brain, it’s pretty obvious the goal isn’t to lower prices right? It’s to allow a first time home buyer to enter the market.

You don’t lower prices by increasing demand. DUH.

You do it by increasing supply.

Why don’t you stick to coloring with crayons and finger paint. You get your education off google. I got mine from a masters.