Fewer People Than You Think May Own Homes
New research suggests the U.S. homeownership rate may be overstating the actual number of people who own their homes.
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New research indicates that the U.S. homeownership rate may be lower than previously thought. A new homeownership measure from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis aims to put people first in its calculations.
Coverage from Axios, The Washington Post, Newser, and NewsNation emphasizes that current rates may overstate the reality of home ownership in the United States. Future developments depend on the adoption and impact of the new measure introduced by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
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Fewer People Than You Think May Own Homes Newser · 91d ago broke it first
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What is the core finding of the new research?
The research suggests that the U.S. homeownership rate may be lower than commonly believed.
Who developed the new homeownership measure?
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis developed the measure.
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Outlets including Axios, The Washington Post, Newser, and NewsNation are covering the story.
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