KeyBank survey shows 25% of Americans say homeownership feels out of reach

Reuters04-13 21:05
KeyBank survey shows 25% of Americans say homeownership feels out of reach
  • KeyBank survey showed 25% of Americans view homeownership as out of reach in 2026, signaling sustained affordability pressure in US housing market.
  • Poll found 13% believe homeownership is within reach in 2026, pointing to demand shifting toward alternative financing routes.
  • KeyBank framed financial education, strategic planning, financial coaching as key levers to convert prospective buyers into borrowers.
  • Survey highlighted increased interest in down payment assistance, low down-payment mortgages, first-time buyer incentives as tools to reduce upfront barriers.
  • Research was conducted in January 2026 among 1,000 US adults ages 18-70 with responsibility for household financial decisions.


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