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‘Nowhere to hide:’ Housing costs keep climbing in all corners of New England

Crisis of affordability, availability changes communities and lives as solutions remain elusive

‘Nowhere to hide:’ Housing costs keep climbing in all corners of New England

New England Economic Conditions

Boston Fed Board member focused on expanding affordable housing in New England

In the Region

‘Nowhere to hide:’ Housing costs keep climbing in all corners of New England

Crisis of affordability, availability changes communities and lives as solutions remain elusive

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Monetary Policy & Economic Research

New England Economic Conditions

Recent data and analysis on regional economic conditions in New England

In Conversation With Kimberly Sherman Stamler.

In the Region

Boston Fed Board member focused on expanding affordable housing in New England

Kimberly Sherman Stamler wants to create vibrant communities in New England

Office of the President

Boston Fed President & CEO Susan M. Collins. February 6, 2022.

Susan M. Collins

Speeches, biography & more

FedNow Service

Facilitating a new instant payment service

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Six Hundred Atlantic

Podcast of the Boston Fed

Highlights

Research Insights

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Estimating manufacturing gains from green energy and semiconductor spending

Brief analyzes impacts of CHIP Act and Inflation Reduction Act

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A View from the Fed: Susan M. Collins returns to University of Michigan Ford School

Collins, former provost at Michigan, speaks at Ford School

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In the news: Recent media coverage

New England Focus

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The Beige Book – First District

Economic activity and retail sales down slightly; outlook mixed, marked by uncertainty