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Cost to afford a typical American home
Housing affordability remains a challenge for many Americans, with the income needed to buy a typical U.S. home slightly decreasing from its peak but still significantly above the median household income. While mortgage rates have eased slightly, home prices increased, and only a minority of listings are now considered affordable under the standard measure. Some metro areas have seen improvements in affordability, but in most regions, the gap between household income and necessary income to afford median-priced homes persists.
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