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50 Years of the American Housing Survey: Households Then (1973) and Now (2023)

Over the past 50 years, the American Housing Survey has captured dramatic shifts in how Americans live. Household sizes have decreased, family compositions have diversified, and the population of older homeowners and renters has grown significantly. There’s also been a notable rise in homeownership among veterans and active service members, along with a drop in recent moves. These changes reflect the evolving needs, values, and demographics of communities across the country.

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  • U.S. Department of Commerce
  • U.S. Census Bureau
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50 Years of the American Housing Survey: Households Then (1973) and Now (2023)
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Publisher:U.S. Department of Commerce
Published:July 1, 2025
License:Public Domain

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