Chart showing homeownership rates in the U.S. are lower for people with queer and/or gender-marginalized identities and especially lower for those who are also Black or Latine. Homeownership rates were highest among white, straight and cisgender respondents at 77%. Among transgender or nonbinary respondents, the share was 36% for Black people and 44% for Latine people. Among lesbian, gay, bisexual or queer respondents, the share was 35% for Black people and 43% for Latine people.