QUOTE (ahusain60 @ Apr 5 2009, 02:35 PM) Is Housing Affordability index info available at the neighborhood level? (i.e. Lawrence Park, Toronto). If so, where?
I don`t think its avaliable at an individual neighboorhood level but you could calculate it by taking the average family income in your city and average sale price in your neighboorhood.
I don`t think its avaliable at an individual neighboorhood level but you could calculate it by taking the average family income in your city and average sale price in your neighboorhood.
QUOTE (ahusain60 @ Apr 5 2009, 02:35 PM) Is Housing Affordability index info available at the neighborhood level? (i.e. Lawrence Park, Toronto). If so, where?
The City of Calgary website has neighbourhood stats such as average income, average age, education, crime etc. I think the last I checked it was 2006 data but it should give you an idea. I would suspect that other larger cities have similar stats. You should then be able to ask your Realtor the average selling price in a given area and come up with your affordability index.
good luck,
W
The City of Calgary website has neighbourhood stats such as average income, average age, education, crime etc. I think the last I checked it was 2006 data but it should give you an idea. I would suspect that other larger cities have similar stats. You should then be able to ask your Realtor the average selling price in a given area and come up with your affordability index.
good luck,
W
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