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In 2024, there were more than 14 million unipersonal households in Brazil, the second most common type of household in the country. In addition, more than half of those living alone were men, with a total of 7.93 million single-member households. The Southeast was the region with the largest number of single-person households, with 3,514 thousand men and 3,027 thousand women living alone.