The Truth About Home Affordability In The United States

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[FelonieZGunnar]

I turned my life around in 2018. I bought my first house in the end of 2023. I quit smoking cigarettes, stopped drinking, stopped eating out and sacrificed my social life the entire time. Now I get to enjoy the fruits of my labor without much fear due to my sacrifice and patience.
Sacrifice being the key word there.

[ColinCreighton]

I am from a place where houses are considered cheap nationally. Even then, if I want a house that could support a family, it is still insanely expensive. That is without the interest being a part of the conversation, which makes it nearly unattainable.

[garrettgarcia]

I like these statistic videos you been posting. Thanks Caleb.

[JohnDoe-gdyx]

My fiancée and I are closing on our first home later this month. We are 22 and 23. For everybody saying that it is impossible, it’s not. Get decent paying job and stop telling yourself you can’t, because then you won’t.

[Daffodilmc]

Purchases are not from families but corporations I assume

[ericspecullaas]

No. No sales of new homes didnt rise. It was investor groups who buy up homes to then rent them out.

[Susan-idxj]

People aren't moving. Just staying in their homes.

[lara-cekg]

The American dream is dead. And no one can afford a home unless you already have a million dollars in the bank.

[NNo-qt]

young people will never be able to afford a home.