The housing
affordability index increased 7.6 percent over last year.
* The Orlando
affordability index increased to 182.67 percent in April.
Not exact matches
Taken together, these indicators have moved the housing
affordability index (HAI) from 12 percent in 2006 to 28 percent in 2017 after a sharp
increase in 2012 (when housing
affordability in across the U.S. peaked in Q1 2012 at 56 percent).
Nothaft put the mortgage rate
increases into perspective: «For example, with fixed - rate loan rates up by 0.5 [percentage point] since last summer, and house prices in national
indexes up at least 5 percnet, the monthly principal and interest payment is more than 10 percent higher than it was last summer, adding to
affordability challenges for first - time buyers.»
Affordability increased marginally in the fourth quarter of 2017, according to the latest National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) / Wells Fargo Housing Opportunities
Index (HOI).
Canada's housing
affordability improved slightly in the third quarter of 2005 due to faster income growth in tightening labour markets and slower house price increases, says the latest Housing Affordability Index released by R
affordability improved slightly in the third quarter of 2005 due to faster income growth in tightening labour markets and slower house price
increases, says the latest Housing
Affordability Index released by R
Affordability Index released by RBC Economics.
Affordability The July affordability index is 162.77, a slight increase from June's 16
Affordability The July
affordability index is 162.77, a slight increase from June's 16
affordability index is 162.77, a slight
increase from June's 161.30 percent.
Modest home price and interest rate
increases resulted in a slight drop in nationwide housing
affordability in the third quarter of 2015, according to the National Association of Home Builders / Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity
Index (HOI).
This month's decrease in median price has led to an
increase in Orlando's
affordability index: The October
index of 258.44 percent is seven points higher than September 2012's
index of 251.25 percent.
The January
affordability index is 250.41 percent, an
increase of eight points from December's
index of 242.31.