The peak in home ownership was 73%+/-. The 50-year norm is in the 55-58% range. Each percent is equal to about 1.2 million housing units.
This 17%+/- overage in homeownership levels is, therefore, equal to about 20 MILLION homes in the hands of people who historically cannot afford to own one.....in a normal economy. In an economy of recessionary norms, homeownership falls to 52-54%.
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The 50-year norm is in the 55-58% range.
Each percent is equal to about 1.2 million housing units.
This 17%+/- overage in homeownership levels is, therefore, equal to about 20 MILLION homes in the hands of people who historically cannot afford to own one.....in a normal economy. In an economy of recessionary norms, homeownership falls to 52-54%.
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