Beazernomics = Low Home Prices

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Good news: It's still a buyer's market. According to market research, home prices are back to 2003 levels. Lower prices mean more affordable new homes. So you may be able to own a new home for what you're paying in rent or what you were paying on a smaller home only a few years ago. And, according to the Wall Street Journal, home prices are expected to bottom out this year — which means the time to buy an affordable new home is now.

Cash in on some of the most incredible Beazer deals we've ever extended. We encourage you to contact a New Home Information Manager today to find out more about the Beazernomics home deals offered in your local Beazer Homes community.

Beazernomics Fact
Homes are at their most affordable level since the National Association of Realtors began tracking affordability. Affordability is based on the typical family's ability to qualify for a mortgage loan on a median-priced home in their area.

Source: NAR's Housing Affordability Index (HAI), February 2009

Beazernomics Fact
More than half of all U.S. households - 55 million of them - can now afford to buy the median priced $200,000 new home. That's up 45 percent in the past 24 months.

National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). April 2009

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