Dreams of Home Ownership

From the beginning of our existence, we are like a person taught that life is the pursuit of happiness (go to school, graduate from college, do a wonderful career) This is American It is considered a dream. On the road to happiness, when you buy a house, the average American dream may be a nightmare.

· Housing will be increasingly service: this state of the future may be the most sacred condition to enter the perceived environment of the American dream (and hence let it be used as an excuse) . Housing ownership has become the backbone of American society since the Second World War, but there are many factors indicating that individual ownership has decreased and that people are increasingly going home. The main factors that contribute to this situation include continued delays (and the desire to create larger rental solutions in later life) that trigger important life milestones in homeownership, urbanization Distribution of incremental wealth Signals indicating this trend include increases in single-family leases, a long-awaited list of symbiotic communities, and changes in tenant demographics. Then there was Uber and an automated driving car, and suddenly the story changed. Houses may also experience similar changes.

America 's dream about homeowners did not resonate very much before the 1980' s. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s worked hard to build a similar dream by selling public housing to apartment tenants. Her conservatives are demanding more home ownership. The laws to help those who buy them for the first time are cheaper. Customers who are called are Thatcher's attitude toward American dreams. Cavaliers and McCabe believe that "reflection and intensification of American dreams is always a focused expression of the individualism and the" company "culture that Margaret Thatcher praised.