Hispanic homeownership rate declines slightly to 49%

Hispanic homeownership rate declines slightly to 49%

The U.S. Hispanic homeownership rate declined for the first time in a decade in 2024, to 49%, but more Hispanic households own their homes than ever before. This is according to the 2024 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report created by the National Association for Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP). The report concludes that the decline in the Hispanic homeownership rate was not due to a net loss of Hispanic households, but rather occu…

NAHREP Report: Hispanic Homeownership Hits Record High of 9.8 Million

.spaced{ margin-top:15px; } NAHREP Report: Hispanic Homeownership Hits Record High of 9.8 Million Affordability, Credit Access, and Regulations Prompt Calls for Urgent Policy Action SAN DIEGO— March 24, 2025— In 2024, Hispanic homeownership reached a record high, with 9.8 million Hispanic households now owning their homes. In the most recent year, Hispanic households saw a net gain of 238,000 new homeowners, markin…