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Housing Affordability Falls to 39-Year Low: ICE

Friday, Nov 10 2023
Lending
Written by  The Mortgage Leader

Home buyers have gone back to the 1980s, at least in terms of how little house they can afford, according to a new report by Intercontinental Exchange. So reports NEXT Mortgage News.

key 2114455 640small 280x186The payment on a typical home now amounts to about 41% of the typical monthly income, the most since 1984, per ICE.

The report also found that, partly because of challenges in customer outreach, borrower retention post-refinance sank to its lowest in 17 years.

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