The typical US home could cost $1 million by 2050, according to an economist
If home prices continue rising at an annual pace of 3% to 4%, $1 million could become the new threshold for homeownership, NAR's chief economist said.
Business Insider Mkt — 9 June 2026
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If home prices continue rising at an annual pace of 3% to 4%, $1 million could become the new threshold for homeownership, NAR's chief economist said.
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