Ways to Solve the Supply Gap Crisis Part 2
June 17, 2021
New Episode: The U.S. Housing Supply Crisis and Economic Mobility Hi, I’m Pete Carroll, executive of public policy at CoreLogic. In Part 1 of this
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Pete Carroll holds the position of executive, public policy and industry relations at CoreLogic. In this role, Carroll directly oversees industry and public-sector engagement programs, drives enterprise strategic initiatives for CoreLogic, and expands opportunities for the company’s thought leadership, insights, brand awareness and solutions expertise within Washington, D.C., and across the Federal Housing Agencies and other stakeholders.
Prior to joining CoreLogic, Carroll was the executive vice president of Quicken Loans where he led the development and discussion of Quicken’s positions on a broad spectrum of policy issues. He also worked at Capital Markets, Wells Fargo and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). He earned his bachelor’s degree in international relations from Connecticut College.
New Episode: The U.S. Housing Supply Crisis and Economic Mobility Hi, I’m Pete Carroll, executive of public policy at CoreLogic. In Part 1 of this
Hi, I’m Pete Carroll, executive of public policy at CoreLogic and today we’re going to turn our attention to ways we can solve the housing
In this episode we want to explore how the needs of communities across the U.S. differ from one another and why solutions to our housing supply gap crisis need to be responsive to these differences.
When thinking about the housing supply gap, it’s important to understand the sheer scale of this crisis. This includes first understanding how far in the hole we are already—or how much housing we are presently lacking overall.
New Video Series: The U.S. Housing Supply Crisis and Economic Mobility Hi, I’m Pete Carroll, executive of public policy at CoreLogic and I’m here to
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