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U.S. down payments averaged $30,400 in Q3 2025, driven by high prices and low inventory, favoring wealthier buyers.
Down payments in the U.S. housing market held steady in Q3 2025, averaging $30,400 or 14.4% of home prices, up 118% since 2019.
High home prices, elevated mortgage rates, and limited inventory continue to limit affordability, favoring higher-income buyers.
Sales of homes over $750,000 rose nearly 6% year-over-year, while entry-level sales declined.
Investors and second-home buyers made significantly larger down payments, averaging 26.7% and 26.9%, respectively.
Regional disparities remain, with the Northeast leading in down payment amounts and shares.
Despite mortgage rates easing to the low 6% range, experts warn that without increased housing supply, prices and down payment demands could rise again.
Los pagos iniciales estadounidenses promediaron $ 30,400 en el tercer trimestre de 2025, impulsados por los altos precios y el bajo inventario, favoreciendo a los compradores más ricos.