COUNTRIES WITH HOME OWNERSHIP RATE AND CARS


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As per available information no country in the world have cent per cent people own their houses there.  The following countries are on top for more people own their houses there.

Country         percentage    year of
                                              information 
Albania                95.9             2023
Laos                    95.9              2015
Romania             95.6              2023
Kazakhstan        95.0              2018
Slovakia              93.6              2023
China                   93.0              2024
Serbia                  91.6              2023
Croatia                 91.2             2023
Montenegro         91.0            2023
Hungary               90.5            2023
 
Lower population of the following countries own their houses.
Israel, Japan, Kenya, New Caledonia, Denmark, Turkey, S Korea, Hong Kong etc with 61% of the population and less own their houses.

As on 2011, 86.6% of Indians own their houses.

CARS

As of 2022 there are about 1.444 billion cars in the world. This makes 17.7 % of the world population own cars.

Country            No.of cars      year 
                          per 1K people 
USA                       908            2023
New Zealand        884            2022
Canada                 790             2020
Finland                  790             2022
Malta                     786             2022
Cyprus                   785             2022
Luxembourg         784             2022
Australia               782             2022
Italy                       755             2022
Iceland                  720            2022

India                      059            2020

K V George 

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