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Young Nebraskans are being priced out of their own state as soaring home prices—up 20% since 2020—outpace stagnant wages, leaving first-time buyers like Maggie and Coby Smallridge stuck in bidding wars they can’t win. Once-affordable homes vanish before they even get a chance to see them, with sellers often rejecting government-backed loans. The roots of this crisis trace back to the 2008 recession and pandemic-driven demand, while new federal legislation aims to boost supply and curb investor speculation—but for now, many feel renting is the only sensible choice as Nebraska’s affordability slips faster than most states.

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