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Amazingly, 2023 Is Not the Most Unaffordable It’s Ever Been To Buy a Home—Not Even Close

July 10, 2023
1980s, affordability, data journalism, fed rate hike, Federal Reserve, Great Recession, higher mortgage rates, history, home prices, inflation, least affordable, mortgage rates, pandemic, Trends
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Clare Trapasso

Buying a home today might seem like the most unaffordable it’s ever been. However, the baby boomers had it worse.
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Redlining Was Banned Decades Ago, but Its Effects on Black Communities Can’t Be Erased

March 4, 2021
Atlanta GA, Birmingham AL, black homeownership, Black in America, data journalism, discrimination, history, housing discrimination, racism, redlining, Trends
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Clare Trapasso

The pernicious legacy of redlining, which enforced segregation and denied homeownership to many people of color, continues to hurt new generations today.
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