The phrase "affordability at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost or price of a product or service in relation to a specific location or context.
Example: "The affordability at this new housing development makes it an attractive option for first-time buyers."
Alternatives: "cost-effectiveness at" or "price accessibility at".
While the Brazilian cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are still more affordable than New York City, they join Rome and Moscow on the list of international cities shedding affordability at the fastest rates.
The expansion of a flourishing social housing sector that places fairness and affordability at its core is becoming increasingly urgent.
In London and the south of England, affordability at the bottom end of the market is already stretched to more than eight times incomes.
"We will be looking closely at this property and working with the community to look for ways to ensure continued affordability at the property".
No surprise, the jacket has generated considerable excitement among the fashion masses -- if not for its authenticity, then for its affordability: at $386, it is a steal compared with, say, Balenciaga's much-coveted $2,600 biker jacket.
José M. Serrano, the state senator who represents the area, said: "A few months back, there was a lot of fanfare; it looked like we had been able to save affordability at 1520.
After two years of steady house price declines and a drop in mortgage rates, U.S. housing affordability is at best levels in years The index kept by the National Association of Realtors stands at its 1999 level, before it dropped 40% by mid-2006.
Target: Keep the affordability ratio at least stable – ideally get it down to levels seen a decade or more ago.
Typically, a single-payer system will bargain down medical prices, thus adding to affordability, but at the risk of having long lines of patients waiting for care.
The RBA said housing affordability was at issue due to a number of factors, including greater access to credit, lower interest rates and investor demand.
"Housing affordability is at an all-time high, given the current levels of employment and a low level of interest rates," he added.
