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There are important issues with regard to the residential component of inflation but the Team Transitory doves substantially overstate their case. 1/N
As we stressed 8 months ago, residential inflation is crucial to understanding the evolution of key government price indices. The lags between private sector and government measures made it clear last winter that CPI inflation would be high this year. 2/N
Team Transitory acolytes like @paulkrugman and @adam_tooze, having missed the lags issue when it pointed towards accelerating inflation, seize on it when it points towards declining inflation. 3/N
Unfortunately, in their eagerness to support their preconceived view, @paulkrugman and @adam_tooze neglect the elementary point that one must seasonally adjust economic data if the idea is to look at month-to-month or quarter-to-quarter fluctuations. 4/N
This makes their conclusions meaningless since there is clear seasonality in rents with new leases tending to decline in the fall.
@adam_tooze even made the exact same conclusion around this time last year with the same unadjusted data. 5/N
Zillow data suggest a seasonal adjustment factor of around 3 percent annualized for September. With this adjustment, rental inflation grew at a 6 percent SA rate last month. Still above pre-pandemic levels. 6/N
We see no evidence that, as of yet, new leases are declining significantly on a seasonally adjusted basis. Rent growth could slow going forward but beware cherry picking of data. It is part of what got us in this mess. 7/N
Relatedly, one of the reasons for why I advocated addressing rent inflation early, was that wage demands are more affected by existing leases resetting at 10-20% higher than by the marginal impact on new leases. This process is underway right now. 8/8
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Some nerdy notes on housing, which plays a large role in my concern about lags 1/
No, I haven't forgotten about seasonal patterns in rents. I cited Goldman Sachs, which has seasonally adjusted several private rent series 2/
Zillow, which does its own seasonal adjustment, has been running higher than the other series 3/
This may be in part because Zillow uses a three-month moving average, which makes it a lagging indicator of a rental market that appears to be cooling fast 4/
This rapid cooling is confirmed by many indicators, so if your preferred measure shows it still hot, you might want to question it 5/ https://calculatedriskblog.com/2022/10/nmhc-survey-shows-apartment-market.html
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