Tag Archives: Housing Affordability

In January, the monthly cost of buying was 24.8% higher than the cost of renting for consumers in 24 of the nation's 50 largest markets.

A new analysis of July data has found that home seekers are playing a game of cat and mouse with the limited inventory available.

A new report from the Terner Center provides the framework for a revamping housing policy and creating advancement for all.

Andrew Yang’s decision to drop out of the 2020 Presidential election is another blow to a candidate that brought housing to the forefront. What are those left standing saying on this issue?

A Financial Services Committee member noted that affordability challenges are “real,” while Chairwoman Maxine Waters said Congress has “failed” to address this issue.

Click through to read how limiting urban growth and regulations play a role in rising home prices in San Francisco.

A new report reveals that one particular metric could be the biggest barrier to homeownership. Click through to read more.

Here’s how the bank plans to use its philanthropic push to make housing available to help households achieve their American Dream.

While some indexes point to declining affordability, new research takes a fresh look at affordability in the top U.S. markets, finding some of the most expensive areas may be more affordable to local residents than they first appear.

The stubbornly tight housing supply that has persisted and exacerbated over the past four years has taken a slight turn.