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66% in 2022 are paid? No mortgage? How does that compare to 1900?
by slaw 4y ago
66% in 2022 are paid? No mortgage? How does that compare to 1900?
- InspiredIdiot 4y agoNo progress since 1980, unfortunately. Just oscillated a few points up and down from 65% https://www.census.gov/econ/currentdata/dbsearch?programCode=HV&startYear=1956&endYear=2023&categories[]=RATE&dataType=HOR&geoLevel=US&adjusted=0¬Adjusted=1&errorData=0#table-results https://www.census.gov/econ/currentdata/dbsearch?programCode...
- latency-guy2 4y agoIt's not an "unfortunately", the U.S. population has increased 50% since 1980, using US census markers ~226m in 1980 to ~331m in 2020. It's an amazing benchmark to be at the same ownership rate despite growing this much in such a short time frame. Further, ownership going beyond certain numbers does not necessarily mean good either.
- rufus_foreman 4y agoIs asking questions to nobody in particular that you can easily answer yourself your idea of an argument?