Average Homeowner Tenure Rises To 8.6 Years (Americans Aren’t Moving Much)

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Higher housing prices and higher than normal mortgages produces rising average homeowner tenure.

And Americans aren’t moving.

The ratio of home prices to median household income is the highest since “The Big Short” home price collapse.

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  1. That is a very interesting stat.

    Thanks! Vernon Morrison 614-260-3673

    Sent my phone, please excuse typos from google spell check

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