NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — It’s the Eternal Question in Real Estate: Should I Buy or Rent?

The Answer has Never Been Clearer: Buy!

In 98 of the top 100 housing markets, buying a home is more affordable than renting, according to the online real estate company Trulia. Only Honolulu and San Francisco buck the trend.

There are several reasons. Home prices are falling. Mortgage interest rates offered by mortgage lenders are at historically low levels. And rents are on the rise.

Of course, many renters are not in a position to buy. For one, it’s hard to get a mortgage these days, despite low rates. And paying rent can push them further away from being able to afford to buy.

“Rising rents make it harder for people to save for a down payment, which is the biggest barrier to buying a home that aspiring homeowners face,” Jed Kolko, Trulia’s chief economist.

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Could it be that housing has emerged from its funk?

While some hard-hit markets still lag, overall, a number of key indicators are pointing in that direction and could confirm “the beginning of a broad-based housing recovery,” according to the latest report from Realtor.com. “We’re seeing some hope,” says Steve Berkowitz, the company’s chief executive officer, adding that in general, close-in suburbs are recovering faster than the outlying ones. The report looked at data from March 2012 and compared it with a year earlier.

Signaling the more optimistic outlook, median list prices for resale homes jumped about 5.6% to $189,900 from a year before. (Sales prices of existing homes eased up 0.3% in February to an estimated $156,600 from a year earlier, according to the latest statistics from the National Association of Realtors.)

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