homeowner
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- home ownership noun
- homeownership noun
- homeowning adjective
Etymology
Origin of homeowner
Example Sentences
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Between downtown and Venice Beach, thousands of homeowners uprooted their orange trees and put oil derricks right in their backyards.
From Los Angeles Times
The jump in rates effectively closes a brief window of opportunity for homeowners interested in refinancing their home loans.
From MarketWatch
About 500,000 homeowners have a mortgage that "tracks" the Bank of England's rate, any cut sees a reduction in the monthly repayments on an outstanding loan.
From BBC
In the same year, he also received notification that the housing association had underestimated the previous year's service charge, and he and other homeowners received an extra bill for more than £2,000.
From BBC
The typical American family leans heavily on homeownership to build their net worth, and homeowners of all wealth levels have benefited from the recent rise in home prices.
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