This is a list of countries and territories by home ownership rate, which is the ratio of owner-occupied units to total residential units in a specified area. [1]
Country or Territory | Home ownership rate(%) | Date of Information |
---|---|---|
China | 96.0 | 2020 [2] |
Laos | 95.9 | 2015 [3] |
Romania | 95.3 | 2021 [4] |
Kazakhstan | 95 | 2018 [5] |
Slovakia | 92.9 | 2021 [4] |
Hungary | 91.7 | 2021 [4] |
Croatia | 90.5 | 2021 |
Cuba | 90 | 2014 [6] |
North Macedonia | 90 | 2016 [7] |
Serbia | 89.4 | 2021 [4] |
Lithuania | 89.0 | 2021 [4] |
Russia | 89 | 2018 [8] |
Vietnam | 88.1 | 2019 [9] |
Singapore | 87.9 | 2020 [10] |
Poland | 86.8 | 2021 [4] |
Myanmar | 85.5 | 2014 [11] |
Nepal | 86 [12] | 2021 [13] |
Bulgaria | 85.0 | 2022 [4] |
Indonesia | 84 | 2019 [14] |
Taiwan | 83.9 | 2010 [15] |
Latvia | 83.1 | 2022 [4] |
Oman | 83 | 2014 [16] |
Estonia | 82.0 | 2022 [4] |
Malta | 81.9 | 2021 [4] |
Norway | 80.3 | 2019 [4] |
Mexico | 80 | 2009 [17] |
Thailand | 80 | 2002 [18] |
Czech Republic | 78.3 | 2021 [4] |
Portugal | 78.3 | 2021 [4] |
Malaysia | 76.9 | 2019 [19] |
Slovenia | 76.1 | 2021 [4] |
Spain | 76.0 | 2022 [4] |
Egypt | 76 | 2019 [20] |
Trinidad and Tobago | 76 | 2013 [21] |
Kenya | 75 | 2019 [14] |
Italy | 75.2 | 2023 [4] |
Iceland | 73.6 | 2018 [4] |
Greece | 73.3 | 2021 [4] |
Brazil | 72.5 | 2019 [22] |
Belgium | 72.5 | 2022 [4] |
Luxembourg | 71.1 | 2021 [4] |
Netherlands | 70.6 | 2022 [4] |
Ireland | 70.0 | 2021 [4] |
European Union | 69.9 | 2021 [4] |
Cyprus | 69.8 | 2021 [4] |
South Africa | 69.7 | 2021 [23] |
Finland | 69.5 | 2022 [4] |
Argentina | 68.9 | 2017 [24] |
Canada | 66.5 | 2021 [25] |
Australia | 66.3 | 2020 [26] |
United States | 65.9 | 2022 [27] |
Brunei | 65 | 2019 [28] |
Sweden | 64.9 | 2021 [4] |
France | 64.7 | 2021 [4] |
Israel | 64.6 | 2019 [29] |
New Zealand | 64.5 | 2018 [30] |
United Kingdom | 63 | 2018 [31] |
Saudi Arabia | 62.08 | 2019 [32] |
South Korea | 60.6 | 2021 [33] |
Iran | 60.5 | 2017 [34] |
Denmark | 59.2 | 2021 [4] |
Turkey | 57.5 | 2021 [4] |
Japan | 55.04 | 2021 [35] |
Hong Kong | 51.5 | 2021 [36] |
Austria | 51.4 | 2022 [4] |
East Timor | 49.9 | 2007 [37] |
Germany | 49.1 | 2021 [4] |
Switzerland | 42.2 | 2021 [4] |
United Arab Emirates | 28 | 2017 [38] |
Nigeria | 25 | 2019 [14] |
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