FICO survey shows 62% of non-homeowners say homeownership feels out of reach
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- Fair Isaac’s FICO Homeownership Survey found 62% of non-homeowners see homeownership as out of reach; only 15% plan to buy within 12 months.
- Financial constraints dominated: 74% of prospective buyers cited obstacles; high prices (34%) or high interest rates (33%) led the barriers.
- First-time buyers showed sharper stress: 85% reported financial obstacles; 85% delayed or reconsidered plans to purchase within 12 months.
- Rate pressure is reshaping demand: 51% of Americans said rising rates influenced decisions; 20% paused plans, 18% looked to cheaper markets.
- Process knowledge remains weak: 59% do not fully understand homebuying steps; 22% underestimate or are unsure how credit scores affect rates.
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