According to S&P Global Rating “United States is experiencing increase in house prices suddenly”. This has come in a time that many of the renters
Our House: Keeping Homes Black-Owned in D.C.’s Ward 7 and 8
“Chocolate City” is a nickname that D.C. went by in the second half of the twentieth century. A nickname the city got as it was
Opportunity Zones can truly be a blessing for marginalized communities. If we mobilize financial professionals, real estate investors and entrepreneurs, we can take advantage of the massive opportunity. We can develop a team of investors – who either come from or currently live within the zones – that understands what our neighborhoods are missing.
Policy experts say that between 30 million and 40 million Americans or 29 percent to 43 percent of renter households could face eviction with the expiration of COVID-19 protection and aid packages.
For many, the first step to buying a home is saving up for the down payment. It can feel like a difficult goal when you first
Black Chicago residents and tenants joined the Freedom Movement in hopes that their voices would be heard.
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