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I've known a few people that prefer renting because it gives them more flexibility to move around more frequently and experience living in different cities, so that's one perk for that.
I think it depends on your goals, ambitions and general financial status. If you're planning on starting a family obviously a home can provide a stable environment plus it's something you can eventually leave behind for them
There's some pros to renting like having the landlord (if you have good one) handle repairs and other housekeeping issues, whereas that responsibility would fall to you as a homeowner
This is a huge discussion topic and really there are a lot of aspects to consider to answer this question. I suggest this article to give you some perspective on your question: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/083115/renting-vs-owning-home-pros-and-cons.asp