If you tuned in to the NAHREP Housing Policy Summit or saw the social media posts, you heard that the LA South Bay Chapter won Advocacy Chapter of the Year. One of the main reasons? The board collectively attended and spoke at over 40 city council meetings in 2020! They showed up and dropped the mic.!
NAHREP joins a broad spectrum of the housing industry and community advocacy groups to strongly support the nomination of Julia Gordon as Assistant Secretary for Housing and Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Commissioner at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). FHA plays an integral role in ensuring low- and moderate-income individuals and underserved communities have access to safe and affordable mortgage financing. Gordon has had an exemplary career in both the housing and housing finance fields and her leadership positions provide her a robust background in matters affecting the housing and mortgage industries.
Lauren Hepler explains how even though Latino homeownership is increasing, many of them are moving away from the Bay Area in favor of more affordable locations. NAHREP’s State of Hispanic Homeownership Report provides some key insights crucial to the article.
So, have you heard? 70% of all new homeowners over the next 20 years will be Latino. That’s a pretty big deal. If you haven’t memorized that data point yet, put it on a post on your computer or mirror, because it will be the foundation for our advocacy and our work. And if you haven’t done so already, download the latest State of Hispanic Homeownership Report!
The Derek Chauvin verdict was a much needed step in the march towards justice. We at NAHREP wish this to be a time of healing and reflection, and remain committed to being actively engaged in the movement for social and economic equality for all Americans.
Nicole Freidman highlights how Hispanic homeownership has been consistently increasing throughout the years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-Founder & CEO of NAHREP Gary Acosta offers some insights that explains the trend.
SAN DIEGO— 20 April 2021—The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals® released the 2020 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report today which examines progress made in the last year towards the organization’s mission of increasing sustainable Hispanic homeownership.
SAN DIEGO—April 13, 2021—The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals® (NAHREP®) will host industry CEOs, federal housing officials and senior policy experts for their upcoming National Convention & Housing Policy Summit on April 13–15 and April 20-22, powered by Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.
The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP®) and The National Hispanic Construction Association (NAHICA) announced their partnership to support the goals and objectives of both organizations as well as the Latino community.
We are in the final stages of putting the finishing touches to our State of Hispanic Homeownership Report that will be released at our NAHREP National Convention and Housing Policy Summit on April 20th. We cannot wait for you to see what we came up as we break down and process what happened in 2020 and how it impacted Latino homeownership. This year’s Release of the State of Hispanic Homeownership Report will be epic! Are you registered yet? If not, you can register here. Dong forget that if you’re a NAHREP member the conference will be FREE. For non-members, it is only $50.
If we consider our policy conference as a tool to make history and move the needle on our advocacy, then perhaps no conversation will be more important than that one.