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Redfin Study: Middle-Class African-American and Hispanic Families Virtually Priced out of Homeownership in Hot West Coast Markets

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Fewer than five percent of homes for sale in Denver, Los Angeles, Portland, San Francisco, San Diego and Phoenix were affordable on median African-American and Hispanic household incomes in 2016 Denver had the smallest racial affordability gap; Minneapolis had the largest St. Louis was the only large metro to post gains in affordability for typical […]

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