Construction
Nov. 2, 1999
States affordability crisis growing worse
Sacramento - The state's housing crisis is growing worse, according to the California Building Industry Association. Using data from the National Association of Home Builders, the state organization says 15 of the nation's 25 most expensive housing markets are in California.
Sacramento - The state's housing crisis is growing worse, according to the California Building Industry Association. Using data from the National Association of Home Builders, the state organization says 15 of the nation's 25 most expensive housing markets are in California.
San Francisco heads the list, with families earning the local median income of $72,400 able to afford only 15.7 percent of homes on the market, as of September. The Santa Cruz-Watsonville area is...
San Francisco heads the list, with families earning the local median income of $72,400 able to afford only 15.7 percent of homes on the market, as of September. The Santa Cruz-Watsonville area is...
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