Published 27 days ago

Homeownership Costs in US Jumped 26% Since Pandemic Began

The average annual cost of owning and maintaining a typical single-family home, excluding mortgage payments, rose to $18,118 in March, $300 higher than four years ago, attributed to inflation and rising utility costs.
Homeownership costs saw a 26% increase from 2020, reaching $18,118 in March, based on Redfin's median sales price of $436,291, as reported by Bankrate.
This surge in homeownership expenses since pandemic lockdowns includes inflation, soaring insurance premiums, and escalating utility costs, affecting the affordability of owning a home.

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The Independent

Cost of owning a home has jumped a staggering 26% since the pandemic

In 2020, average Americans were paying $1,202 in homeownership costs. That figure has jumped by roughly $300 in just four years

28 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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National Post

Home ownership costs in U.S. jumped 26 per cent since pandemic began

(Bloomberg) — The cost of owning a home in the US has increased 26 per cent since 2020, as expenses including taxes, insurance and utilities all soared during a period of high inflation across the economy.

28 days ago·Canada

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Financial Post

Homeownership Costs in the US Jumped 26% Since Pandemic Began

The cost of owning a home in the US has increased 26% since 2020, as expenses including taxes, insurance and utilities all soared during a period of high inflation across the economy.

28 days ago·Canada

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大纪元 www.epochtimes.com

The cost of owning a home in the US has surged 26% since the pandemic

Since the outbreak of the epidemic in 2020, the cost of owning a home in the US has increased by 26%. As the entire economy is in a period of high inflation, various expenses such as taxes, insurance, and utility costs for owning a home have also increased.

28 days ago

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The Daily Caller

Homeownership Costs Have Exploded Since Start Of Pandemic As Inflation Drags On

Homeownership costs have surged since pandemic lockdowns began four years ago due to inflation and soaring insurance premiums

28 days ago·Washington, United States

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Bloomberg

Homeownership Costs in the US Jumped 26% Since Pandemic Began

The cost of owning a home in the US has increased 26% since 2020, as expenses including taxes, insurance and utilities all soared during a period of high inflation across the economy.

28 days ago·United States

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