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What's Your Home Worth? A Deeper Dive Into St. Louis Housing Values
June 2, 2011
While publicly available data can provide valuable information on broad housing market conditions in the St. Louis region, these sources do not pinpoint regional, county, or neighborhood house-price trends. Even expensive proprietary data may not be satisfactory. Additionally, it does not help that the most widely followed housing indices in the U.S., the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, do not include the St. Louis Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA.)
To this end, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and the Public Policy Research Center of the University of Missouri—St. Louis recently held a first-of-its-kind housing data conference targeted specifically for the St. Louis MSA at the St. Louis Fed's Gateway Conference Center.
Welcoming Remarks and Introduction | Julie Stackhouse, senior vice president, Banking Supervision & Regulation, St. Louis Fed (9:49)
- Part 1: Julie Stackhouse, Welcoming Remarks and Introduction
- Part 2: William Emmons, "St. Louis Housing and Mortgage Market Data: What's Available, What's Reliable?" | Presentation (.pdf)
- Part 3: Dr. Emmons' Q&A
- Part 4: William Rogers, "Housing Value Appreciation in St. Louis: Surprising Findings for the Last Decade" | Presentation (.pdf)
- Part 5: Dr. Rogers' Q&A
- Part 6: Todd Swanstrom, Panel Discussion Introduction
- Part 7: Panel Discussion, "What Should an Effective Regional Housing Data System Look Like and How Can We Get There?"
- Part 8: Mark Tranel, Closing Remarks
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