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There areghosts in the housing market, writesDavid Kelly, the chief global strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

Kelly suggests a number of factors have contributed to the “haunting” of the sector, writesFortune’sNick Lichtenberg, such as more than a decade of too-easy money, tariffs, immigration policies that raise the cost of building homes while limiting the number of people who need them, and a Fed whose rate swings hit housing harder than almost anything else.

But contrary to popular opinion that the property market is facing a supply problem, Kelly believes the ghoul in the data lies in demand. He expects U.S. population growth of just 800,000 a year over the next few years.

With an average…

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