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Housing Affordability Survey

Housing DemandAnalysis

How we surveyed 1,200 US residents to reveal 72.58% would extend mortgage terms to afford homes in 2025.

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Editorial Links
60+
Average DR

Campaign Results

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Editorial Links
60+
Average DR
9.9M+
Total Reach
1,200
Survey Size
🎯 18 Links
🚀 DR60+

The Challenge & Our Solution

How we transformed housing affordability concerns into comprehensive market insights that positioned REsimpli as the authority on mortgage solutions.

The Challenge

With housing affordability reaching crisis levels and mortgage rates rising, REsimpli needed to establish thought leadership around innovative financing solutions. The challenge was understanding genuine buyer sentiment and mortgage preferences in 2025.

Market Challenges:

  • • Rising mortgage rates affecting affordability
  • • High property prices limiting buyer options
  • • Need for innovative financing solutions

Our Solution

We conducted a comprehensive survey of 1,200 US residents planning to buy or upgrade homes in 2025, revealing that 72.58% would extend mortgage terms for affordability. This data-driven approach provided credible insights into housing market trends.

Strategic Framework:

  • Large-scale housing preference survey
  • Mortgage extension insights
  • Housing affordability expertise
Survey Findings

Key Housing Insights

Comprehensive analysis of 1,200 US residents reveals housing preferences and mortgage willingness for 2025.

Mortgage Extension Willingness

Nearly 73% of Americans are willing to extend mortgage terms for homeownership:

72.58% would extend mortgage terms to lower monthly payments

Only 27.42% would not consider extending mortgage terms

25.50% are primarily concerned about rising mortgage rates

Housing Market Concerns

Property prices and affordability remain top concerns for buyers:

45.58% are most concerned about high property prices in 2025

25.50% worry about rising mortgage rates

17.42% concerned about property taxes and maintenance costs

Renovation & Lifestyle Trends

Buyers show flexibility in housing choices and motivations:

80.42% would buy affordable homes despite renovation costs

62.83% are buying for lifestyle changes

56% prefer suburban locations over urban areas

Our Strategic Approach

A data-driven methodology that transformed housing affordability concerns into authoritative insights and media coverage.

Step 1

Comprehensive Housing Survey

We designed and executed a large-scale survey to capture housing market sentiment:

1,200 US residents planning to buy or upgrade homes in 2025

Comprehensive questionnaire covering mortgage preferences and concerns

Statistical analysis revealing key housing affordability trends

Step 2

Housing Trend Analysis

We transformed survey data into compelling housing market narratives:

Key findings packaged into newsworthy housing statistics

Regional and demographic analysis of housing preferences

Expert commentary on mortgage extension implications

Step 3

Strategic Media Positioning

We positioned REsimpli as the authority on housing affordability solutions:

Exclusive data access to major financial publications

Expert commentary on mortgage and housing trends

Thought leadership in housing affordability solutions

Campaign Timeline: 3 Weeks

Rapid execution that established lasting authority in housing affordability solutions

Week 1

Survey design and

Completed

Week 2

Trade tension analysis

Completed

Week 3

Media outreach and

Completed

Publications Secured

Strategic placements that positioned REsimpli as the authoritative voice in housing affordability solutions.

AOL

AOL Finance

DR91

8M monthly readers

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GBR

GoBankingRates

DR82

569.4K monthly readers

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TS

TheStreet

DR87

1.4M monthly readers

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Survey Impact

This comprehensive housing survey established REsimpli as the authoritative voice in housing affordability solutions, generating significant media coverage and positioning the company as the go-to expert for mortgage and housing insights.

72.58%
Would extend mortgage terms
80.42%
Accept renovation costs for affordability
67.42%
Believe modular homes will go mainstream