New York Post

Single women own millions more homes than single men in the US — and the gap is only growing

Women may be making less than men -- earning just 83.6% of what their male counterparts bring home -- but they're dominating in one major financial arena: homeownership. okrasiuk - stock.adobe.com See ...
New York Post

Single women outnumber single men when it comes to homeownership

When Karla Cobreiro bought her home in 2022, she didn’t think she would be contributing to a growing demographic. Over 20 million single women own homes, significantly outnumbering the roughly 14 ...
HousingWire

Single women homebuyers are outpacing single men by a 2-to-1 ratio

When the National Association of Realtors (NAR) first started its Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers in 1981, it found that single women were the second largest demographic in the U.S. housing market, ...
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Is it True That Single Women Are Happier Than Single Men?

Recent data and sociological observations suggest a remarkable trend: single women are thriving and reporting higher levels of happiness than their male counterparts. So, is it really true that single ...
CNBC

Single women see homeownership as 'a wealth-building tool,' economist says, but buying remains a challenge

Among first-time homebuyers, women report annual income of $73,000, compared with $66,400 among single men who become homeowners, a recent report from the National Association of Realtors shows. At ...
Newsweek

Single Women More Likely Than Single Men to Own Homes Except in 3 States

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. While their salaries may still lag behind their male counterparts, ...