Thoughts on Leadership: Celebrating Black History Month
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published March 2 on rethinkreport.com. This week marked the final days of Black History ...
Tag: Black History Month
Black Homeownership Is Disproportionately Smaller, Report Finds
Black people own a disproportionately smaller share of homes relative to population size in each of the nation’s 50 largest ...
‘Representation Does Matter:’ Pushing the Needle Forward for Black Homeownership and Real Estate Agents
Episode #41 Julia Lashay Israel Head of Inclusion and Belonging Keller Williams Realty International Overview The ...
Gap Between Black and White Homeownership Widens Over Past 6 Decades
Realizing the American Dream of homeownership is something that most aspire to nationwide. Some have succeeded, while others haven't, but ...
Thoughts on Leadership: Lessons From Rosa Parks
As part of Black History Month, we’ve been celebrating Black leaders on the blog and for today’s post, I’d like ...
Cities Should Study Black History Before Spending Federal Infrastructure Funds
Editor’s Note: The following article is from the Policy & Legal Matters column in the February issue of RISMedia’s Real ...
NAR and the Past, Present and Future of Fair Housing
Every year, in February, we celebrate Black History Month and the transformative contributions Black Americans have made to this country. ...
How to Stand Out from the Crowd and Win Listings
As a new real estate agent, getting out there and meeting with potential clients for new listings can be hectic and stressful. These meetings can make you feel a little anxious, especially if you know that you are not the only agent interviewing for the job. Read more
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