List of countries by home ownership rate

This is a list of countries by home ownership rate, the ratio of owner-occupied units to total residential units in a specified area.^[1]

Rank	Country	Home ownership rate(%)	Date of Information
1	Romania	96.4	2015[2]
2	Singapore	90.8	2015[3]
3	Slovakia	90.3	2014[2]
4	Cuba	90.0	2014[4]
5	Croatia	89.7	2014[2]
6	Lithuania	89.4	2015[2]
7	India	86.6	2011[5]
8	Hungary	86.3	2015[2]
9	Russia	84.0	2012[6]
10	Poland	83.5	2014[2]
11	Norway	82.8	2015[2]
12	Bulgaria	82.3	2015[2]
13	Estonia	81.5	2015[2]
14	Latvia	80.2	2015[2]
15	Malta	80.0	2014[2]
16	Mexico	80.0	2009[7]
17	Thailand	80.0	2002[8]
18	Spain	78.2	2015[2]
19	Czech Republic	78.0	2015[2]
20	Iceland	77.8	2015[2]
21	Slovenia	76.2	2015[2]
22	Trinidad and Tobago	76.0	2013[9]
23	Portugal	74.9	2014[2]
24	Brazil	74.4	2008[10]
25	Greece	74.0	2014[2]
26	Cyprus	73.1	2014[2]
27	Italy	72.9	2014[2]
28	Finland	72.7	2015[2]
29	Luxembourg	72.5	2014[2]
30	Belgium	71.4	2015[2]
31	Sweden	70.6	2015[2]
32	China	70	1990[11]
33	Ireland	68.6	2014[12]
34	Netherlands	67.8	2015[2]
35	Canada	67.6	2013[13]
36	Israel	67.3	2014[14]
36	Turkey	67.3	2011[15]
38	Australia	67.0	2011[16]
39	France	65.0	2014[2]
40	New Zealand	64.8	2013[17]
41	United States	64.5	2014[18]
42	United Kingdom	63.5	2015[2]
43	Denmark	62.7	2015[2]
44	Japan	61.6	2008[19]
45	Austria	55.7	2015[2]
46	South Korea	54.2	2010[20]
47	Germany	52.5	2014[2]
48	Hong Kong	51.0	2014[21]
49	Switzerland	44.5	2014[2]

See also

• Home ownership in the United States

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