Homes in ‘Upward Mobility’ Areas Cost 38% More
It’s not just the house: Some neighborhoods offer more opportunities. In Fla., the home price difference between high- and low-opportunity areas runs as high as 64%.
Most Americans Can’t Buy a Nearby Home
NAHB’s 2Q comparison of selling prices ($388,000, nationally) to median incomes ($96,300) found only 40.5% of U.S. residents can afford a home at that price.
Fla. Metro in U.S. Top 10 for BBQ Cities
Texas had 3 cities in the top 10, but Jacksonville hit No. 9 with its “bounty of BBQ restaurants.” It beat out Tampa (No. 15), Orlando (No. 17) and Miami (No. 47).
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