Camden Living CEO Says Harvey Changed Houston Housing

The video discusses the impact of a hurricane on Houston's housing market, highlighting the shift from oversupply to increased demand due to flooding. It explores short and long-term effects, including the need for more housing and the balancing of supply and demand. The video also covers pricing strategies post-disaster, emphasizing community support by freezing prices. Finally, it addresses infrastructure and regulatory challenges, advocating for improved planning and investment to mitigate future flooding risks.

What impact did Hurricane Harvey have on the housing supply in Houston?

How did the demand for housing change immediately after Hurricane Harvey?

What are the long-term implications for housing in Houston following the disaster?

What pricing strategy did the speaker implement in response to the increased demand?

In what ways did the speaker's properties manage to avoid significant flooding?

How does the speaker describe the regulatory environment in Houston regarding housing?

What lessons does the speaker suggest cities should learn from Hurricane Harvey?