
E204 - Mobility in America’s Past, Present, and Future w/ Yoni Appelbaum
American Prestige
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The Roots of American Homeownership
This chapter examines the historical roots and cultural significance of single-family homes in America from the 1930s to the 1950s, highlighting how societal fears shaped housing preferences. It critiques the obsession with single-family living and its implications for mobility and individual choice, revealing how political and social factors have shaped public perceptions of housing. Additionally, it addresses the complex dynamics of housing policy, mobility trends, and the relationship between capitalism and real estate in contemporary America.
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