The chart highlights the top 20 U.S. states with the highest average homeownership rates from 2018 to 2025, showcasing regions where owning a home is most common. West Virginia leads with an impressive 73.93%, reflecting strong affordability and stable housing conditions. New Hampshire follows at 72.77%, supported by steady employment and favorable housing markets. Michigan ranks third with 72.37%, showing consistent homeownership across the Midwest. Delaware (72.2%), Iowa (72.1%), and Maine (71.9%) also maintain robust rates. Minnesota (71.53%), Indiana (71.37%), and Ohio (71.17%) display balanced markets with accessible home prices. Pennsylvania records 70.97%, while Mississippi (70.77%) and Louisiana (70.63%) illustrate high ownership within the South. Rounding out the list are North Dakota (70.47%), Wisconsin (70.27%), and Vermont (70.17%), followed closely by Kansas (70.03%), South Carolina (69.93%), Alabama (69.83%), Arkansas (69.73%), and Kentucky (69.63%), highlighting widespread stability across both northern and southern housing markets.
| Labels | Average Homeownership Rate (2018–2025) (%) |
|---|---|
| West Virginia | 73.93 |
| New Hampshire | 72.77 |
| Michigan | 72.37 |
| Delaware | 72.2 |
| Iowa | 72.1 |
| Maine | 71.9 |
| Minnesota | 71.53 |
| Indiana | 71.37 |
| Ohio | 71.17 |
| Pennsylvania | 70.97 |
| Mississippi | 70.77 |
| Louisiana | 70.63 |
| North Dakota | 70.47 |
| Wisconsin | 70.27 |
| Vermont | 70.17 |
| Kansas | 70.03 |
| South Carolina | 69.93 |
| Alabama | 69.83 |
| Arkansas | 69.73 |
| Kentucky | 69.63 |
