Jessica Chestler, who purchased a $3.25 million home in Brooklyn without a cosigner, exemplifies the growing trend of single female homebuyers surpassing their male counterparts.
Chestler recalls how her professional dedication allowed her to build a strong financial foundation for homeownership in New York's challenging real estate market.
The surge in single female buyers, making up 20% of all homeowners, illustrates a significant shift in the demographics of the housing market post-pandemic.
Despite the pressures of owning a home alone, Chestler acknowledges that making decisions independently brings both challenges and rewards, highlighting the complexities of single homeownership.
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