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Midwest housing affordability has held for 134 years, spanning the full arc of modern American home price history, and the region stays in focus as a long-run reference point against a national story of significant price change.
The long count Home prices across the United States shifted dramatically over the past century.
One city in the region has maintained its standing as one of America's most affordable places to buy a home across that entire stretch, a run long enough to outlast the conditions that moved costs higher elsewhere in the country.
The 134-year figure is the number that anchors the regional story.
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