NAHREP has been monitoring the government’s activity at the border and communicating with policy makers. On Wednesday, President Trump signed an Executive Order officially changing the Administration’s policy, which now states an emphasis “to maintain family unity”. We reflect on this development with mixed emotion.

NAHREP is partnering with L’ATTITUDE, a new event concept that highlights the powerhouse of Latino buying power, political capital and technological innovation that is propelling the American economy forward. Engaging entrepreneurs, business leaders, artists, politicians and industry influencers, NAHREP at L’ATTITUDE is more than an event, it is a movement.

The Hispanic Wealth Project (HWP), in collaboration with the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), today released their annual State of Hispanic Homeownership Report, which shows that Hispanics continue to increase their rate of homeownership despite external challenges.

NAHREP issued its analysis of the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” which includes an outline of the anticipated overall impacts and pays special attention to how changes in four key areas will impact its membership: the standard deduction, tax rate changes, itemized deductions, and special provisions which impact Puerto Rico.

Attention Latino Agents and Mortgage Originators! NAHREP has opened nominations for the Hispanic real estate’s most prestigious award: NAHREP Top 250. Be sure to check it out today and have your submissions in by March 31st, 2018.

The leadership of the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals invites you to attend the 2018 Policy Conference from February 26 – 28, 2018.

The HWP Annual Report addresses the progress of the HWP Blueprint, a plan to triple Hispanic household wealth by 2024. The 2017 edition details enhanced objectives as the project has matured from concept to application with a more clearly defined strategy.

In the seventh edition, the State of Hispanic Homeownership Report focuses on the household formation rates and the consequent homeownership growth of Hispanics as well as their related educational achievements, entrepreneurial undertakings, labor force pro­le, and consumer purchasing power in the country.

Annually, NAHREP reevaluates its position on a number of key policy issues which have a direct impact on the association’s ability to accomplish its mission. In 2017, the association focuses on a three-pronged approach on the most critical issues affecting sustainable Hispanic homeownership growth.

In its first edition, the Glossary of Real Estate Industry Terms provides commonly used real estate and finance terms in English to Spanish and Spanish to English. Additionally, the glossary differentiates between formal Spanish and their colloquial translations, which is often the more used of the two terms by real estate professionals and their clientele.