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Surge in $1 Million Starter Homes Across U.S. Cities Affects El Paso Market

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The real estate landscape has drastically changed, with the number of U.S. cities where starter homes cost $1 million tripling since the onset of the pandemic. This trend highlights the growing affordability crisis in housing, impacting first-time buyers and low-income families. As El Paso residents navigate this challenging market, the rising prices may limit options for those seeking affordable housing. Understanding these shifts is crucial for potential homebuyers in the area as they plan their future investments.

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