While it's tempting to identify culprits that help explain the dismal state of the housing market —Boomers, say, or institutional investors—some metro areas are quietly crafting policies that ensure housing remains affordable. The remaining eight metro areas that scored an "A" were likewise located in the Midwest and South, reflecting what's now become a clear geographic split in the nation's housing market.
While it's tempting to identify culprits that help explain the dismal state of the housing market —Boomers, say, or institutional investors—some metro areas are quietly crafting policies that ensure housing...
The remaining eight metro areas that scored an "A" were likewise located in the Midwest and South, reflecting what's now become a clear geographic split in the nation's housing market.
More homebuilding is key to improving affordability in a lasting way, according to Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com.
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While it's tempting to identify culprits that help explain the dismal state of the housing market —Boomers, say, or institutional investors—some metro areas are quietly crafting policies that ensure housing remains affordable. The remaining eight metro areas that scored an "A" were likewise located in the Midwest and South, reflecting what's now become a clear geographic split in the nation's housing market. More homebuilding is key to improving affordability in a lasting way, according to Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com.
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