The homeownership confidence shift
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This article examines the financial viability of homeownership in the wake of the housing crash, and how the housing crash impacted ideas about mortgage spending and commuting.
Which of the following five options best describes your opinion?
- Owning a home is without a doubt better financially than renting a home. (48%, 67 Votes)
- Owning a home is probably better financially. (25%, 35 Votes)
- Owning and renting a home present equally good financial opportunities. (13%, 19 Votes)
- Renting a home is probably better financially. (7%, 10 Votes)
- Renting a home is without a doubt better financially than owning a home. (7%, 10 Votes)
Total Voters: 141
Please vote, and encourage those you know to vote!
Recovery attitudes are on the move
Four years after the housing crash and the eruption of the financial crisis, the California residential real estate market still struggles to find a firm foothold on recovery. Even the unprecedented low interest rate/low housing price combination provides home sales volume only weak traction as it continues along the bumpy plateau recovery path.
So, how have opinions about housing changed in the wake of the housing crash and extended recovery?
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