Table showing that from 2013 to 2017, white Americans consistently had higher homeownership rates than people of color, regardless of demographic factors such as race or ethnicity, education, and income.
*Note: The U.S. Census Bureau sorts households that live in metropolitan areas into either “central/principal city” or “balance of metropolitan area.” The Census Bureau prefers “balance of metro” over “suburban,” because residents outside of the central cities may not be as tightly integrated with the central cities as the term “suburban” implies.