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The homeownership rate isn’t what you think
['Erik Hembre', 'Benjamin Horowitz', 'Logan Mohtashami', 'Brooklee Han', 'Jonathan Delozier', 'Richard Lawson', 'Flávia Furlan Nunes', 'Housingwire Automation']
HousingWire
The homeownership rate in the United States is commonly reported to be 65%.
Using this new measure, the U.S. homeownership rate is 53%.
Every state has a lower HPOP rate than its owner-occupancy rate.
The inverse relationship between housing prices and homeownership may be stronger than the owner-occupancy rate suggests.
The right measure for more policy conversationsThe traditional occupancy-based homeownership rate is helpful in certain cases.