Birth Rates and Super Commuters

In this clip from the latest episode of the Gray Report, the Gray Capital team discusses how trends in birth rates and workplace commuting impact the housing market.
Link to complete episode: • Housing Demand Keeps G...
Sources discussed in this clip:
John Burns Research and Consulting: “How will the declining birth rate impact the move-up housing segment?” - jbrec.com/insi...
Apartment List: “The U.S. Added Nearly 600,000 Super Commuters in 2022” - www.apartmentl...
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The US only had 151 million people in 1950, so 40 million births in the 1950s is VERY impressive. Today? The US has 335 million people and will only have 37 million births this decade.
We should be having 90 million births this decade for a similar rate. Heck, even 50 million births would be good.
Having 3 million fewer births, but more than double the population is a crisis.