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Affordability is back to levels last seen in the early 1980s.
If you are looking for affordability, the only way is east.
We need to talk about the quality and affordability of those services.
But how much affordability do you get out of $5 billion?
The hospital is known for its affordability and good services.
Affordability is not the issue in the eyes of many religious leaders, however.
"We must continue to focus on the affordability of our products."
It's going to change the overall affordability of the area.
"The affordability level is going out the window," she said.
Win a better deal for students around affordability and improved student services.
"This may actually drive down the cost of construction and increase affordability in the long run," he said.
Most seem to have tried to make conservative decisions about affordability.
Many in Detroit say that affordability is not a serious problem.
This competition will place a major focus on affordability, safety, and the environment.
There are problems of housing affordability and poor access to services.
And that assumes a lot in the way of affordability.
Costs may be higher in absolute terms, but affordability is increased.
I've not touched on perhaps the most key issue which is of course affordability for the people who will be living in the homes.
And again we'll address the affordability issue by bringing down costs for people who have insurance.
Ultimately, better information alone will not cure the problem of college affordability.
Indeed, many Americans still believe in the value of a college education, although they are unsure about its quality and affordability.
"But then again, there are significant price differences, which gives it an affordability advantage."
"If anybody can buy, then affordability goes off the chart."
There are a lot of good points her especially the government refusing to answer the affordability question but also 2 bad ones.
That would out yet more pressure on the affordability of the benefits enjoyed by the 20%.
