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Rising costs for middle class

Buying a new home
Buying a new home
What you paid in 2000: $169,000
Adjusted to 2010 dollars: $214,004

What you paid in 2010: $221,800

Price increase: 4%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, median sales price of new homes sold in United States


Last updated September 20 2011: 5:33 PM ET
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