Sentences with phrase «affordable housing market studies»

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This statistic, combined with some of the others we used for this study, also indicates when a particular place has a strong job market, affordable housing, and entertainment attractions.

However, for borrowers with student loans and car payments, monthly house payments are affordable in less than half of U.S. housing markets studied by RealtyTrac.

Metro Orlando, long considered an affordable housing market, has the nation's greatest shortage of rentals for extremely low - income tenants, a new study shows.

But in other areas of the nation — parts of Florida that have been plagued with foreclosures, for instance — flipping can be part of the process of getting affordable housing back on the market, says Hector Sandoval, a University of Florida economist who has studied flipping in the state.

In our Healthiest Housing Markets study, Connecticut was near the bottom, coming in at 37th, mainly due to its lack of affordable housing stock and percentage of homes sold for Housing Markets study, Connecticut was near the bottom, coming in at 37th, mainly due to its lack of affordable housing stock and percentage of homes sold for housing stock and percentage of homes sold for a loss.

According to Housing Needs in New Hampshire, a study commissioned by New Hampshire Housing and performed by the Center for Public Policy Studies and Applied Economic Research, the state's rental market has grown progressively less affordable.

The study, conducted by market research firm Harris Interactive Inc. on behalf of homebuilder Pulte Homes Inc.'s Del Webb brand, indicates that the top reasons boomers would leave their state for retirement is more affordable housing, better community lifestyle, warmer climate, and to be closer to family.

Buying, the study states, is still more affordable than renting in 58 percent of U.S. housing markets despite home price appreciation outpacing rent growth in 55 percent of markets.

Orlando remains one of the nation's more affordable housing markets, but the pinch of rising home prices on incomes is evident in a new study released Thursday.