75% of U.S. homes for sale are unaffordable to typical households.
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Over 75% of U.S. homes on the market are unaffordable to the typical household, according to a Bankrate analysis.
The big picture: Persistently high home prices and mortgage rates are only part of the squeeze. In many places, there simply aren't enough homes available.
State of play: In only 11 of the 34 largest U.S. metros do at least 30% of listings fall within reach of middle-income households.
More than 75% of U.S. homes on the market are unaffordable for the typical household, according to a Bankrate analysis.
Most U.S. cities give median earners little to buy within their budget. Redfin ranked 50 metros on share of affordable listings…
Five of the ten markets with the highest median home price to median income ratio were in the United States, according to a May…
Home prices are at the crux of the housing affordability crisis in the U.S.
65% of U.S. households can’t afford a new median-priced home...
Expensive housing markets are delaying when people buy their first home.
