10 Cities Shutting Black Families Out of Homeownership

Homeownership used to be part of the American dream. But is it anymore?

In this video, we look at 10 U.S. cities where Black homeownership has become extremely difficult, examining home prices, incomes, the gap between what homes cost and what residents earn, and the history that helped create today's housing inequality.

These aren't simply cities where houses are expensive. In many of them, the numbers reveal a much deeper problem: Black families can earn decent incomes and still struggle to purchase a home.

From California to New York and cities across the country, these are places where buying a home can feel almost impossible for Black families.

Watch until the end to see which city ranks #1—and just how extreme the numbers have become.

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