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U.S. Cities With the Most (and Least) Expensive Homes
U.S. Cities With the Most (and Least) Expensive Homes
If you re looking for an affordable place to live, here are the cities to check out and those to avoid.
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Housing affordability has been a major topic of concern for researchers and policymakers in recent years. Access to affordable, quality housing is associated with a variety of positive economic and social outcomes, which makes it an important tool to encourage families to thrive.
But historically, affordable housing has been out of reach for many. Low-income populations and racial and ethnic minorities are often excluded from the wealth-building benefits of homeownership. People who rent are far more likely to be cost-burdened by housing, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. And whenever income grows slowly as it has recently for certain groups housing affordability becomes even more of a challenge.
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15 Cities With the Most Expensive Homes per Square Foot
15 Cities With the Most Expensive Homes per Square Foot
Homebuyers in these metros might experience some sticker shock.
One of the COVID-19 pandemic’s most noteworthy economic effects is the unusual set of conditions currently facing the real estate market.
After a full year of working and schooling from home and with many employers considering whether to continue remote work arrangements even after the pandemic is under control living space is at a premium. Simultaneously, government stabilization and stimulus measures during the pandemic, including sustained low interest rates and multiple rounds of cash payments to individual households, have pumped money into the economy. For middle and upper-income earners whose jobs easily transitioned to remote work and never experienced the economic shock of losing a job these measures have helped boost savings rates to record levels. A growing number of would-be homebuyers now hav