While the majority of home buyers are married couples, 21% today are single women, compared to just 9% of single men.

Did you know that in nearly all U.S. states, single women outpace single men when it comes to homeownership? Using figures from the U.S. Census Bureau, analysts from LendingTree, an online lending ...

Despite expectations, social norms, and lessons women have been taught, oftentimes from a young age, by media, parents, teachers, and partners, about the importance of finding your soulmate, it’s ...

Though they buy homes in greater numbers, single women lag behind men when it comes to building home equity and wealth. Women wait longer to purchase, pay more for homes when they buy — taking out ...

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 ...

Single women are helping quietly drive Southwest Florida housing market in Naples & Lee County, outpacing single men in ...

Even as mortgage rates and home prices remain high, First American reports more single women are entering the housing market, supported by rising incomes and long-term financial planning A record ...

Research from LendingTree finds that single women are almost 30% more likely to be denied a mortgage Single women own more homes than their male counterparts, yet they are almost 30% more likely to be ...

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 ...