One in Five Housing Markets Less Affordable than Their Historical Averages

By Tory Barringer

Out of 475 U.S. counties analyzed in the company’s latest real estate report, 98—21 percent—had a higher affordability percentage than their historical average. In addition, 58 counties—12 percent of all markets analyzed—posted a median price higher than their bubble-era peaks as values continue to rise.

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