Washington, DC – A pesar de las condiciones apretadas del sector de vivienda en Estados Unidos, los Latinos fueron el grupo con mayor aumento en la adquisición de propiedades en el 2015. Las cifras que tuvieron un aumento neto de 245.000 propietarios de hogares, sugieren una nueva cara de compradores en el país y una necesidad…
With the number of Hispanic home owners in the United States rising, one leading brand has recognised the community’s significant economic influence and purchasing power. RE/MAX representatives have been attending and taking part in the 2016 National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) annual policy conference in Washington DC. RE/MAX agents dominated the 2015…
There’s been much focus on millennials and their importance on the housing market, but when we look at where homeownership growth has been the strongest, it’s among Hispanics, including Hispanic millennials. In fact, 2015 marked the fifth consecutive year that Hispanic homeownership has been on the rise, according to the recently released State of Hispanic…
When it comes to buying homes, the Latino population is outpacing all the rest. According to the Hispanic Wealth Project out of San Diego, Hispanics were the only major racial or ethnic group to “increase” their homeownership rate in 2015. All the others were down. Hi I’m Kathy Fettke and this is the Real Estate…
Great news for customers, and interesting news for the industry as Intuit responds to Xero’s moves. Earlier this month, accounting software vendor Xerointroduced a mobile solution designed for self-employed workers in the U.S. The solution was specifically targeted at those working in the “gig economy” — all those ridesharing drivers, food deliverers and pet-walkers. As…
Buying a home is a dream within reach for anyone equipped with the right advice, according to experts from the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals, an organization seeking to expand within the Latino real estate market. “We focus on educating real estate agents to offer better advice to Hispanic families who want to…
Over the past year, the Hispanic-homeownership rate posted the largest increase in a decade, jumping 2.2 percentage points, to 46.7 percent, according to a report from the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP). Joseph Nery, who took over as NAHREP’s president this past week, spoke with Scotsman Guide News about the importance of…
A new report says 2015 saw the biggest one-year rise in Hispanic homeownership in more than a decade. According to the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), Hispanic homeownership across the United States rose from 44.5 percent at the start of 2015 to 46.7 percent at the end of the year. The number…
The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) closed out its 2016 Housing Policy & Hispanic Lending Conference with the installation of Joseph Nery as 2016 president. Nery was installed at NAHREP’s presidential gala where Congressman, Luis V. Gutierrez gave keynote remarks commending NAHREP for its work as one the premiere Hispanic business organizations in the…
Based on loan requests and housing costs A recent study analyzing mortgage requests for Millennials ages 18-34, showed that homeownership is rising in cities such as Boston, Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C., according to online lending exchange, LendingTree. “The under-35 crowd had been, for some years, hesitant to enter the housing market, but we’re seeing that start…