The phrase "affordable here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost of something in a specific location or context, indicating that it is reasonably priced in that area.
Example: "The housing market has become more competitive, but there are still some neighborhoods where homes are affordable here."
Alternatives: "reasonably priced locally" or "inexpensive in this area".
That's why seniors go to Canada and Mexico to get medicines that should be available and affordable here".
WINE LIST -- A leather-bound list of labels, moderately priced, with usually costly, inaccessible Bordeaux quite affordable here.
The latter hosts as close as Verbier gets to a cool crowd, and a great burger and chips is £20, which counts as relatively affordable here.
"I do hear it more and more: 'There's nothing affordable here for my children — they'll never be able to buy a home here,' " Ms. Noonan said.
Of course, the reason real estate is so affordable here is that this 1.5-square-mile city has been impaled on hard times for more than two decades.
In the 1980's, after cars became affordable here, Okinawans who had been used to walking and riding buses became sedentary, said Dr. Kazuo Ishikawa, a diabetes expert at Urasoe General Hospital.
To add insult to injury, most of the population cannot even afford to buy a so-called "affordable home" here either.
"Here we are trying to figure out how to make homes and apartments affordable, and here we keep tacking taxes on to them," McLean said.
MATTHEW YGLESIAS has been treating his readers to a series of smart blog posts advocating the repeal of licensing requirements that function to enrich entrenched interests while harming the poor by creating unnecessary barriers to entry and making services less affordable.(Here are Mr Yglesias' sensible comments on barbering, dentistry, and legal services).
"Everything is affordable up here," Ms. Kelly said.
Anything that smacks of modernity is positively affordable, for here.
