buynow: 2 out of 3 are homeowners in the U.S.
- 01/17/22 07:03 PM
The percentage of historical homeownership rates has risen from 47.80 percent back in 1890 to 65.4 percent by 7/1/21, according to statistics found in a digitized Census Bureau report from the 1970s from The University of Minnesota as well as the Census Bureau at the St. Louis Fed’s economic indicator database. During and after World War II, the U.S. economy was on fire and with all the new jobs being created many more were able to enter the market to purchase a home. This continued through the Sixties as we were the major dominant car, equipment and goods manufacturer of the world. … (1 comments)
buynow: Why aren't you looking to purchase in this historic time?
- 08/11/20 03:34 PM
If you’ve been a regular reader of my weekly column as well as other periodicals, you should be well aware by now of how low our housing inventory has been and probably will continue to decrease further (and the many reasons why) as long as the demand and historic low-interest rates continue on the path that they have taken. Even with the current pandemic and overwhelming spiking infection rates in 41 states, the strong desire of the smartest and financially capable purchasers is to continue looking. They have realized the opportunity at this special moment in time in searching out and … (0 comments)
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The percentage of historical homeownership rates has risen from 47.80 percent back in 1890 to 65.4 percent by 7/1/21, according to statistics found in a digitized Census Bureau report from the 1970s from The University of Minnesota as well as the Census Bureau at the St. Louis Fed’s economic indicator database. During and after World War II, the U.S. economy was on fire and with all the new jobs being created many more were able to enter the market to purchase a home.
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