Abstract

Housing Supply in Manhattan has fallen relative to total US housing supply over the last 45 years. This time trend is entirely explained away by a combination of the fall of Robert Moses's urban renewal empire and the decreasing national share of construction that is multifamily. Similar results over a shorter period hold for metropolitan New York and San Francisco.

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