Abstract
Monetary policy, a pivotal tool in macroeconomic management, wields significant influence over the intricate interplay of supply and demand within the housing market. This study aims to dissect the repercussions of monetary policy on this crucial dynamic. By synthesizing insights and case studies from diverse global contexts, and employing a spectrum of analytical models, this article endeavor to elucidate the outcomes stemming from both expansive and restrictive monetary approaches. Notably, the ebb and flow of interest rates instigate distinctive effects on housing supply and demand. This research scrutinizes the intricate relationship between monetary policy and the real estate market. Under loose monetary conditions, a surge in home purchases is anticipated, paralleled by an expansion in real estate investments by astute investors. Conversely, as monetary policy tightens, the propensity to buy homes wanes, with a corresponding contraction in investment activity. This shift inevitably reverberates through the real estate sector, precipitating a discernible downturn.
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