From 1940 to 1960, the rate of homeownership in America grew from 44% to 62% — a dramatic change in how Americans went about housing themselves and their families.  Homeownership had been a thing for the middle-aged before that, but no more. Soldiers returning from World War II and their wives, who had developed professional […]
From 1940 to 1960, the rate of homeownership in America grew from 44% to 62% — a dramatic change in how Americans went about housing themselves and their families.  Homeownership had been a thing for the middle-aged before that, but no more. Soldiers returning from World War II and their wives, who had developed professional […]
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