In 2023, there were 14 million unipersonal households in Brazil, the second most common type of household in the country. In addition, nearly 55 percent of those living alone were men, with a total of 7.69 million single-member households. The Southeast was the region with the largest number of single-person households, with 3,385 thousand men and 2,972 thousand women living alone.
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