$200,000 homes in the Bay Area? Yes, but residents worry their affordable neighborhood is changing

San Francisco Chronicle·Jul 28

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Homes in the Bay Area are being sold for $200,000, a price point that is considered relatively affordable. However, it is unclear if this is a widespread trend or an anomaly, as some reports suggest that $200,000 is now considered a low-income threshold for families. The availability and affordability of housing in the Bay Area and other parts of the US appears to be a concern for many residents.

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