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Detailed Tables: 2004

For Families and Unrelated Individuals

Table 1-1. Maximum-Priced Home That Can Be Afforded for Families and Unrelated Individuals, by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (31k)
Table 1-2. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for Different Types of Criterion Homes, by Current Tenure : United States, 2004 [Excel] (20k)
Table 1-3. Affordability Status for a Median-Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, Regions, and Divisions, 2004 [Excel] (18k)
Table 1-4. Affordability Status for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, Regions, and Divisions, 2004 [Excel] (18k)
Table 1-5. Affordability Status for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, and Selected States, 2004 [Excel] (23k)

Median-Priced Homes

Table 2-1. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median-Priced Home, by Current Tenure, and Type of Family: United States and Regions, 2004 [Excel] (31k)
Table 2-2. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median-Priced Home, by Race and Hispanic Origin and Current Tenure: 30-YEAR FINANCING [Excel] (22k)
Table 2-3. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median-Priced Home, by Age of Householder and Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (24k)
Table 2-4. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median-Priced Home, by "Available" Money Family Income and Current Tenure:United States, 2004 [Excel] (30k)
Table 2-5. Reason Median-Priced Home Cannot be Afforded for Families and Unrelated Individuals Below Affordability Level, by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)
Table 2-6. Affordability Deficit for Families and Unrelated Individuals That Cannot Afford Median Priced Home in Area, by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (23k)

Modestly Priced Homes

Table 3-1. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home, by Current Tenure, and Type of Family: United States and Regions, 2004 [Excel] (31k)
Table 3-2. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home, by Race and Hispanic Origin and Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (23k)
Table 3-3. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home, by Age of Householder and Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (23k)
Table 3-3A. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home, by Age of Householder, Current Tenure, Race and Hispanic Origin: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)
Table 3-4. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home, by "Available" Money Family Income and Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (30k)
Table 3-5. Reason Modestly Priced Home Cannot be Afforded for Families and Unrelated Individuals Below Affordability Level, by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (22k)
Table 3-5A. Reason Modestly Priced Home Cannot be Afforded for Families and Unrelated Individuals Below Affordability Level, by Race, Hispanic Origin, Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (27k)
Table 3-6. Affordability Deficit for Families and Unrelated Individuals That Cannot Afford Modestly Priced Home in Area, by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (23k)

Affordability Historical Tables

Table 4-1. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median-Priced Home, by Current Tenure and Type of Financing: United States, 1984, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2002, and 2004 [Excel] (23k)
Table 4-2. Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home, by Current Tenure and Type of Financing: United States, 1984, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2002, and 2004 [Excel] (23k)

Effect of Policy Changes

Table 5-1. Effect of Changes in Interest Rates on Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (22k)
Table 5-2. Effect of Changes in Interest Rates on Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (22k)
Table 5-3. Effect of Different Down Payment Subsidies on Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (20k)
Table 5-4. Effect of Different Down Payment Subsidies on Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004e [Excel] (20k)
Table 5-5. Effect of Changes in Required Down Payment on Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)
Table 5-6. Effect of Changes in Required Down Payment on Affordability Status of Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)

Effect of Policy Changes for Black and Hispanic Origin Families and Unrelated Individuals

Table 5-7. Effect of Changes in Interest Rates on Affordability Status of Black and Hispanic Origin Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)
Table 5-8. Effect of Changes in Interest Rates on Affordability Status of Black and Hispanic Origin Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)
Table 5-9. Effect of Different Down Payment Subsidies on Affordability Status of Black and Hispanic Origin Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (20k)
Table 5-10. Effect of Different Down Payment Subsidies on Affordability Status of Black and Hispanic Origin Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (20k)
Table 5-11. Effect of Changes in Required Down Payment on Affordability Status of Black and Hispanic Origin Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Median Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)
Table 5-12. Effect of Changes in Required Down Payment on Affordability Status of Black and Hispanic Origin Families and Unrelated Individuals for a Modestly Priced Home by Current Tenure: United States, 2004 [Excel] (21k)

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