Homeownership Costs Declined In Q1 But “Full-Blown Affordability Crisis” Remains

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Homeownership Costs Declined In Q1 But “Full-Blown Affordability Crisis” Remains

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Homeownership Costs Declined In Q1 But "Full-Blown Affordability Crisis" Remains

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A combination of falling home prices and the temporary pause in interest rate hikes lowered homeownership costs in Q1 2023.

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