homeownership
- noun
- /ˈhoʊmˌoʊnərʃɪp/
- The problem is we have what we call a homeownership gap in America.
- homeownership scheme
- opportunities for homeownership
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Watch on YouTubeI have spent my whole adult life defending the concept, the principle of homeownership.
- I have spent my whole adult life defending the concept, the principle of homeownership.
- Tenants, you're just a byproduct of homeownership and business in America.
Examples
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Many people thought that homeownership could also smooth over interracial conflict.
Academic text (1994) -
24/7 Wall St.: For many Americans, homeownership is the epitome of living the American dream.
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The question became, how many of these eligible workers would participate in a homeownership scheme if it were available?
Academic text (1992) -
July 2006: "I am pleased the House passed the Expanding American Homeownership Act of 2006."
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Ebron provides support services for families in the homeownership program at Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County.
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Other immigrants, especially Slovaks and Poles, banked on hard labor, homeownership, and slow intergenerational mobility for success.
Academic text (1997) -
Many families view homeownership as a key part of achieving financial stability.
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The city is working to increase homeownership among low-income residents through various programs.
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Owning a home and achieving homeownership can provide a strong sense of community and belonging.
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Etymology
Homeownership is built from home ('house') and ownership, which comes from own ('to have') plus the ending -ship meaning 'state of'. So homeownership simply means the 'state of having a home' — owning a house rather than renting.