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This series reports changes in housing affordability for families and individuals (both owners and renters) at different price levels, chances of affordability by demographic characteristic, and reasons why people cannot afford a home.

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Publications

PUBLICATION | MAY 2013

Who Could Afford to Buy a Home in 2009?

The seventh in a series attempting to measure changes in homeownership affordability for families and unrelated individuals (current owners & current renters).

PUBLICATION | MAY 2009

Who Could Afford to Buy a Home in 2004?

This publication is from Housing Affordability 2004

PUBLICATION | JULY 2007

Who Can Afford to Buy a House in 2002?

In 2002, about 56 percent (+/–0.7) of American families could afford to purchase a modestly priced home or condominium in the state where they lived.

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Tables

TABLE | MAY 2013

Who Could Afford to Buy a Home in 2009?: Detailed Tables

These tables are from Housing Affordability 2009.

TABLE | MAY 2009

Who Could Afford to Buy a Home in 2004?: Detailed Tables

These tables are from Housing Affordability 2004.

TABLE | JULY 2007

Who Can Afford to Buy a House in 2002?: Detailed Tables

These tables are from Housing Affordability 2002.

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News

PRESS RELEASE | JANUARY 05, 2017

American Housing Survey Statistics for Selected Metropolitan Areas

Summary tables from the 2015 American Housing Survey for the 15 largest metropolitan areas and 10 additional metropolitan areas.

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