Hispanic Homeownership

The majority of Hispanic households in most of the regions major jurisdictions are homeowners, according to the 2000 Census, but most in the District and some close-in suburbs are renters. Hispanic homeownership is rising rapidly in the Washington area.

SOURCE: Census Bureau | THE WASHINGTON POST

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Hispanic Homeownership

The majority of Hispanic households in most of the regions major jurisdictions are homeowners, according to the 2000 Census, but most in the District and some close-in suburbs are renters. Hispanic homeownership is rising rapidly in the Washington area.

The majority of Hispanic households in most of the regions major jurisdictions are homeowners, according to the 2000 Census, but most in the District and some close-in suburbs are renters. Hispanic homeownership is rising rapidly in the Washington area.