As lenders raise their standards for borrowers, the squeeze on first-time home buyers is constricting the broader real estate market and slowing the recovery. That’s because about one in three homes sold last year went to a first-time buyer. As these first-timers are shut out of the market, sellers who are ready to move up to bigger houses have a harder time selling their homes.
First-time buyers shut out by prices, lenders
July 23rd, 2007 · Comments Welcome
Tags: U.S. Real Estate





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