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US Homeownership Rates 2024 Map

West Virginia leads the U.S. Census Bureau 2024 homeownership ranking at 75.5%, followed by Delaware at 73.8% and Michigan at 73.5%. Maine sits in fourth with 73.3%, Vermont fifth at 73.2%, New Hampshire sixth with 72.6%, and South Carolina seventh at 72.3%. Idaho and Wyoming tie for eighth place with 71.7%, while Minnesota takes tenth at 71.6%. Iowa holds eleventh spot with 71.3%, New Mexico twelfth at 71.1%, Alabama thirteenth with 71.0%, Indiana fourteenth at 70.7%, and Mississippi fifteenth with 70.5%. Utah ranks sixteenth with 69.6%, Pennsylvania seventeenth at 69.3%, and Montana and Missouri tie eighteenth with 68.6%. South Dakota is twentieth with 68.3%, while Kentucky, Kansas, and Louisiana share twenty-first through twenty-third at 68.1%. Florida, Ohio, and Wisconsin all sit at 68.0%, Maryland and Arizona both register 67.8%, Illinois follows at 67.6%, and Virginia and Arkansas tie at 67.1%. North Carolina and Tennessee match at 66.8%, Nebraska and Connecticut share 66.7%, Alaska comes in at 66.5%, Georgia at 66.3%, Colorado at 65.9%, Oklahoma at 65.7%, New Jersey at 63.9%, Rhode Island at 63.5%, Oregon at 63.1%, Washington at 62.9%, Massachusetts at 62.4%, Texas at 62.3%, Hawaii at 61.6%, North Dakota at 61.2%, Nevada at 60.1%, California at 55.8%, New York at 54.3%, and District of Columbia ends the list at 40.9%. The data covers every state from rank 1 to rank 51. #RealEstate

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US Homeownership Rates 2024 Map

West Virginia leads the U.S. Census Bureau 2024 homeownership ranking at 75.5%, followed by Delaware at 73.8% and Michigan at 73.5%. Maine sits in fourth with 73.3%, Vermont fifth at 73.2%, New Hampshire sixth with 72.6%, and South Carolina seventh at 72.3%. Idaho and Wyoming tie for eighth place with 71.7%, while Minnesota takes tenth at 71.6%. Iowa holds eleventh spot with 71.3%, New Mexico twelfth at 71.1%, Alabama thirteenth with 71.0%, Indiana fourteenth at 70.7%, and Mississippi fifteenth with 70.5%. Utah ranks sixteenth with 69.6%, Pennsylvania seventeenth at 69.3%, and Montana and Missouri tie eighteenth with 68.6%. South Dakota is twentieth with 68.3%, while Kentucky, Kansas, and Louisiana share twenty-first through twenty-third at 68.1%. Florida, Ohio, and Wisconsin all sit at 68.0%, Maryland and Arizona both register 67.8%, Illinois follows at 67.6%, and Virginia and Arkansas tie at 67.1%. North Carolina and Tennessee match at 66.8%, Nebraska and Connecticut share 66.7%, Alaska comes in at 66.5%, Georgia at 66.3%, Colorado at 65.9%, Oklahoma at 65.7%, New Jersey at 63.9%, Rhode Island at 63.5%, Oregon at 63.1%, Washington at 62.9%, Massachusetts at 62.4%, Texas at 62.3%, Hawaii at 61.6%, North Dakota at 61.2%, Nevada at 60.1%, California at 55.8%, New York at 54.3%, and District of Columbia ends the list at 40.9%. The data covers every state from rank 1 to rank 51. #RealEstate

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