All the single ladies … are buying property. Indeed, a recent study found that single women are outpacing single men in homeownership. This new trend has come as a shock to many — and is bound ...

Nationwide, single women own 11.14 million homes, while single men own only 8.42 million. That means single women control 13.01% of owner-occupied homes, compared to 9.83% for single men.

Report finds single women lead men in homeownership Kyla Wright's original plan was to complete her master's degree, move out of her parents' home and rent an apartment somewhere in Detroit. But ...

Single women in America own a whopping 2.72 million more homes than single men — and the gap is only getting bigger. Here’s why and what it means for US real estate Story by Christy Bieber • 1d ...

The stats tell us that if there are about 20 houses on a block, one of them would be owned by a single man, whereas 2-3 would be owned by single women like Victoria Kent. "It happened scarily fast.

Single women have 26% higher odds of denial than a couple, according to an analysis by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Yet younger women, the trending generation of buyers, are much closer to ...

In North Dakota, single men own 12.70% of the state’s owner-occupied homes (the highest share in any state), while single women own 11.08%. In South Dakota, those figures are 11.97% and 11.29%.

Another group eventually joined that list: single homeless women, whose numbers have been increasing and who, at 14,403, are nearly 20% of the county’s homeless population.

Among all employed single household heads, women earned about 88% of what men earned in 2019. The median income of households headed by single women ($49,400) was considerably lower than that of ...

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, women in the U.S. earn on average 83% of what men do. However, there are some central reasons why single women are more likely to be homeowners.