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Features editor at WIRED. Cofounder of @backchnnl. Alum of @medium, @sciam.
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What Do Americans Spend on Housing?

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By Sandra Upson Verified
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If there’s one thing that brings people together, it’s the ridiculously high cost of housing. Want to buy a place? Good luck with that. If you do luck into homeownership, enjoy those skyrocketing bills. In late April and May, WIRED asked readers how they’re thinking about homes in 2026. More than 200 people responded, sharing how they’re living and at what cost, how their towns have changed, and what compromises they've had to make. Their top concern, by far? Affordability. The price of everyday goods.
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What Do Americans Spend on Housing?

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By Sandra Upson Verified
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What Do Americans Spend on Housing?

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By Sandra Upson Verified
| WIRED Magazine Verified
If there’s one thing that brings people together, it’s the ridiculously high cost of housing. Want to buy a place? Good luck with that. If you do luck into homeownership, enjoy those skyrocketing bills. In late April and May, WIRED asked readers how they’re thinking about homes in 2026. More than 200 people responded, sharing how they’re living and at what cost, how their towns have changed, and what compromises they've had to make. Their top concern, by far? Affordability. The price of everyday goods.
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