The topic of diversity, and its relationship to homeownership and home building, carries significant implications for policy making, social justice, and equity. In addition to the usual regional classification, NAHB’s Q4 2020 Home Building Geography Index (HBGI) provides a segmentation of the housing market based on county-level measurements of racial and ethnic heterogeneity. For this purpose, we use ESRI’s1 2018… Read More ›
New NAHB 2021 Priced-Out Estimates showed that 75.1 million households are not able to afford a median priced new home, and that an additional 153,967 would be priced out if the price of a home goes up by $1,000. A second post presented the housing affordability pyramid, showing how many households have sufficient income to afford homes at various price… Read More ›