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It's Wednesday, December 28th.

I'm Danielle Chazlo for The Wall Street Journal, and this is What's News.

All this week, we're taking a look at some of the biggest changes this past year brought to our lives and our livelihoods.

The business community and geopolitics.

We're hearing from a range of experts in their fields who've got a perspective on what's driving change and where things could go from here.

Today, we're going to talk about the cost of housing, why it's become so high, and whether the federal reserves policies are enough to bring prices down.

The Federal Reserve, I can interest rates, is indeed having an impact on the housing market.

There's a number of analysts who are predicting pretty significant declines in housing prices and for sale prices over 2023.

The major risk with them doing that, though, is that in the process, they're really hurting housing construction.

That's Paul Williams, the founder and director of the Center for Public Enterprise.

It's a think tank that aims to lower the cost of housing and other goods by growing the role of the public sector.

Coming up, he'll talk about what we might expect for housing affordability next year. That's after their break.

Flying cars, robot doctors, even living on other planets.

Right now, the stuff of science fiction seems almost within our grasp.

But making these ideas a reality, that's going to be an adventure.

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