Characteristics explain a declining share of the black–white homeownership gap: Share of the black–white homeownership gap explained by demographic and socioeconomic characteristics, by educational attainment, 2004–2017

Year Overall College Some college High school Less than high school 
2004 46.71% 56.83% 44.54% 45.33% 39.27%
2005 46.84% 56.31% 43.73% 45.10% 41.81%
2006 47.02% 55.67% 44.36% 45.09% 42.00%
2007 47.80% 58.58% 44.61% 45.00% 43.32%
2008 47.07% 58.72% 44.16% 43.29% 40.53%
2009 48.23% 55.70% 46.05% 44.19% 43.60%
2010 46.70% 50.61% 44.83% 43.71% 41.40%
2011 47.04% 52.09% 45.71% 43.91% 40.06%
2012 47.46% 52.88% 46.16% 44.36% 40.66%
2013 46.00% 47.30% 44.93% 42.64% 40.75%
2014 45.84% 47.40% 44.91% 43.51% 38.36%
2015 44.50% 45.17% 43.80% 41.93% 36.80%
2016 42.82% 43.79% 41.27% 40.48% 35.08%
2017 42.87% 45.13% 41.16% 40.14% 34.75%

Note: Shaded area denotes recession.

Source: Blinder-Oaxaca decompositions using American Community Survey microdata

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