Home Affordability Challenges Persist in 2023, Despite Price Decreases and Regional Variations

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According to a report by real estate brokerage Redfin, only 15.5% of homes listed for sale in the US in 2023 were affordable for the typical household, a decrease from the previous year. The National Association of Realtors and real estate data provider ATTOM also highlighted the affordability challenges faced by middle-income households. The shortage of homes for sale and a surge in mortgage rates contributed to the affordability issues. However, there is some hope for improvement in 2024, as housing inventory has increased and mortgage rates are slowly dropping.
Topics:business#home-affordability#housing-inventory#housing-market#mortgage-rates#real-estate#real-estate-brokerage
- Most home listings were unaffordable for the typical household in 2023, real estate brokerage says CBS News
- Home Affordability Remains Difficult Across U.S. During Fourth Quarter Even As Prices Dip Downward ATTOM Data Solutions
- 16% of Homes Were Affordable in 2023—Lowest Share on Record Redfin News
- These 10 cities saw the biggest changes in home buying power in 2023 The Hill
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