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The Realty Company 276 Blue Sky Parkway Lexington, KY 40509 Phone: 859-351-9522 Fax: 859-294-3287 Email: jenniferwneil@gmail.com Renters Outspend Owners
Renters now spend five percent more of their household budgets on housing costs than do homeowners, and the difference is growing as rents rise. Since 2005, homeowners’ expenditures for housing have risen from 31.9 percent of their household budget to 33.2 percent, but renters’ costs have risen even more, from 35.6 percent to 38.4 percent, according to the October CoreLogic U.S. Housing and Mortgage Trends. Since 1985, homeowners have increased their housing expenditure allocation by 12 percent, while renters increased by 22 percent. Read More. |
