The 62% of Americans who say they own their own home marks a new low since Gallup began tracking self-reported homeownership in 2001.
It's down from 68% in 2011.
But those surveyed also said they thought it was a good time to buy and that they thought prices would rise this year.
While the recession and financial crisis took place in 2008-2009, homeownership rates didn't begin to reflect the bursting of the housing bubble until 2010, when 65% of Americans reported owning their own home — the lowest level recorded before this year.
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