Sentences with phrase «showed higher homeownership»

This belief is borne out in a recent California State University study, which showed higher homeownership rates lead to higher high school graduation rates, lower crime rates, and reduced poverty rates.

Freddie Mac found one profession stood apart from the rest, showing both high homeownership and good job prospects.

Not exact matches

The report, «Moving to America — Moving to Homeownership: 1994 — 2002» shows that a slightly higher proportion (51 percent) of African American naturalized citizens owned their own homes, compared with native - born African Americans (49 percent).

Every year, the Pulse Survey has shown it to be a leading barrier to homeownership — which makes any discussion of requiring higher down payments all the more worrisome.

The Midwest held the highest homeownership rate in the first quarter, at 67.6 percent, while the West held the lowest at 59 percent, the Census report shows.

Adds Yun, «With home prices and rents continuing to rise and wages showing only modest growth, declining affordability remains a hurdle for renters considering homeownership — especially in higher - priced markets.»

New research now shows the homeownership rate in the lowest income tier is catching up to that of high - earners, edging closer since the onset of the recovery.

Higher education, no matter its cost, the study shows, is undeniably tied to success in homeownership.

The homeownership rate among the former is 16 percent higher than the homeownership rate for the latter, the study shows, and, homes owned by bachelor's degree - holders feature more square footage than those without: seven rooms versus six.

U.S. Census Bureau data show that homeownership rates are highest for those householders ages 65 years and over (79.2 percent) and lowest for the under - 35 age group (36 percent).

Prudential Real Estate, an HSF Affiliates LLC company, has released its end - of - year Outlook Survey, which shows that Millennials and Generation X place a higher importance on and hold more favorable views toward homeownership than older generations.

And while the path to homeownership is harder now for millennials carrying student debt, dealing with rising rents, and experiencing stagnant wages, NAR research shows that millennials still see the value in owning and home and once they are ready, they are looking to a real estate agent in higher numbers than ever before.