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Home affordability has never been higher in recorded history. Does your town rank in the Top 5?
Home affordability will be the last lingering effect of last decade's recession. See where your hometown ranks for Home Affordability out of 225 cities nationwide.
As mortgage rates drop for conventional, FHA, jumbo and USDA loans, U.S. homes are more affordable than ever. See where your hometown ranks out of 225 cities.
More homes are affordable to more home buyers than at any time in history. For all loan types -- conventional, FHA, jumbo and USDA -- payments are very low.
Home affordability is under attack. Mortgage rates are at a 10-month high and loan costs are rising. If your plans call for buying a home in mid-to-late 2011, consider moving up your time frame.
Jobs growth is happening, manufacturing output is increasing, and Wall Street is going bullish. You would expect homeowner costs to float higher, too. But, so far, however, mortgage rates and home prices have failed to keep pace. It's great news for home buyers, but the window is closing quickly.
With home prices in gentle recovery and mortgage rates continuing to fall, home affordability is cresting. See where all 225 metro areas rank.
Look around. Home prices are still low (all things relative) and mortgage rates are ridiculous. It’s no surprise that home affordability is high right now. REALLY high.
