RE: LeoThread 2025-09-8 17:19

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Here's what broken looks like:

Americans today need to earn approximately 70% more than they did six years ago to comfortably buy a median-priced home, according to Realtor com.

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And the situation is worsening: More homebuyers are now over 70 years old than under 35, as reported by FORTUNE.

Have you noticed what's happening?

This may signal the decline of traditional middle-class homeownership.

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Post-WWII homeownership relied on affordable land, ample construction labor, and manageable building costs.

These circumstances no longer exist, and the new housing landscape appears like this:

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  1. Urban areas increasingly dominated by rental properties owned by institutions
  2. Suburban single-family homes becoming a luxury for high-income earners
  3. Middle-income families turning to manufactured and modular homes
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  1. Multi-generational living becoming the norm rather than the exception
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