Sentence examples for affordability figures from inspiring English sources

In order to do that, we ranked all on cost of living data from Moody's Economy.com and home affordability figures from the National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo.

Indeed, considering that prices have climbed by roughly one-third in Southern California over the last two years, it might come as a surprise that affordability hasn't gotten worse – this year's affordability figure is just 2 percentage points lower than last year's rate of 24%.

Affordability is illustrated in Figure 2 with ratios of the lowest price of toothpaste as a proportion of one workday of per capita income for all brands for the four income distribution levels.

The Halifax figures show that affordability and supply are a real issue in rural areas.

Using this broader notion of affordability, which goes beyond raw figures such as "median rent," helps to explain why I had such an awful experience in Los Angeles.

To arrive at these findings, Moody's ran projection models based on a number of supply and demand drivers: the state of the local economy, job growth, new construction contracts, construction costs, unsold housing inventory and housing affordability; researchers also looked at figures projecting housing turnover and housing sales rates.

Henry Raine, head of regulatory and legal affairs at Wonga, said that figure, as well as affordability checks, "compared favourably" with credit card companies and banks.

Figures 5 and 6 illustrate the pattern of diabetes medicines affordability over the study period.

The cost of treatment and affordability of four conditions is shown in Figure  4.

The figures have been released as tough new affordability rules for mortgage customers that come into force on Saturday requiring lenders to carry out detailed checks on a borrower's spending and ability to pay if interest rates go up.

"The total liabilities figure is not a measure of the affordability of public sector pensions," he said.