and nearly one-third of divorces now occur among those aged 50-plus, Avallone is among a demographic in which women, especially, say being single has “a positive or very positive impact on their ...

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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Women are way ahead of men in the battle of the sexes regarding home ownership. A LendingTree ...

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An analysis from LendingTree found that single women are outpacing single men in homeownership all across the country, except for just two states. Getty Images All ...

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Just sixty years have passed since women weren't allowed to get a mortgage on their own and now single women own more homes than single men. Across the US, single women own 13 percent of all ...

In 2019, 38 percent of single women were looking for a romantic relationship. By 2022, that had dropped to 35 percent, a Pew Research survey found. By comparison, 50 percent of single men were ...

Saving for a healthy deposit and qualifying for a home loan is challenging enough in the present housing market environment for buyers with dual incomes. But, single women are making it work somehow ...

Single women in the US are outpacing men in homebuying, the National Association of Realtors found. In 2024, single women represent 20% of all homebuyers, compared to 8% for single men.