Including home buying and selling, commercial, international, NAR member information, and technology. Use the data to improve your business through knowledge of the latest trends and statistics.
Stay current on industry issues with daily news from NAR. Network with other professionals, attend a seminar, and keep up with industry trends through events hosted by NAR.
Including home buying and selling, commercial, international, NAR member information, and technology. Use the data to improve your business through knowledge of the latest trends and statistics.
Stay current on industry issues with daily news from NAR. Network with other professionals, attend a seminar, and keep up with industry trends through events hosted by NAR.
The national homeownership rate peaked at 69% in 2004, but fell four percentage points to 65% in the 2nd quarter of 2013.
Despite having experienced the large number of foreclosures in California and Florida, those states are not among the top five states in terms of change in homeownership, though Nevada is.
In a moderate surprise, Kansas and Colorado experienced some of the largest declines.
The housing market in Washington, DC benefited from strong employment conditions driven by the Federal government.
Homeownership in New Hampshire and Massachusetts increased over this period.
For additional information on homeownership trends in your state, see NAR’s Local Market Reports for the 2nd quarter of 2013.
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