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In the U.S., single women have surpassed single men in homeownership, with 20 million women owning homes compared to nearly 17 million men. The reasons for this trend and the challenges faced by these women are explored by economics correspondent Paul Solman.
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In the U.S., single women have surpassed single men in homeownership, with 20 million women owning homes compared to nearly 17 million men. The reasons for this trend and the challenges faced by these women are explored by economics correspondent Paul Solman.
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