State of Hispanic Homeownership Report

The State of Hispanic Homeownership Report®️ is a publication of the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals®️. The report is an industry benchmark that coalesces a broad cross-section of data and research from within and outside of the housing industry. The report provides an analysis of how the U.S. Hispanic population is faring with respect to attainment of homeownership in America. Additionally, it highlights Hispanic consumer nuances, purchase power, and trends, and provides insight into major factors that contributed to the story of Hispanic homeownership in the U.S. over the past year.

2022 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report

In 2022, the Hispanic homeownership rate increased to 48.6 percent, marking eight years of consistent homeownership growth. These homeownership gains came despite record-breaking affordability challenges as home price appreciation and interest rates continued to rise. However, Latinos still managed to add a net total 349,000 homeowner households and formed 628,000 new households, both among the largest single-year gains for Latinos over the last ten years. Today, Latinos are more mortgage-ready than ever before, and top-producing real estate practitioners in NAHREP’s annual qualitative study continue to underscore the resilience Hispanic homebuyers, which continues to elevate Hispanic homeownership in America.

View the report on your device Download a copy of the 2022 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report now!
Download the 2022 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report

Read the 2022 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report

Report Release Memories

The 2022 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report was released on Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at the Homeownership & Wealth Building Conference in Washington, D.C. The 2022 report features photographs of real people and families in Houston, Texas who bought a home in the last year. The Houston Photography Project was shot by Adriel Salazar of Master Space Media.

“Nuestra Casita”

by Sarah Serrano-Esquilin

Download Previous State of Hispanic Homeownership Reports