Homeownership
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Home Sales in Prince George’s County Surging
Home sales in Prince George's County are up even amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Military Veteran Becomes First-Time Homeowner Through Habitat Initiative
Spring Cambric broke down in tears as she stood surrounded by family and friends on the front porch of her…
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Remote Work Could Help Black Renters Become Homeowners, Zillow Finds
The rapid rise in pandemic-driven telework could make first-time homeownership most broadly accessible to Black renters compared to other renters,…
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COVID-19 Worsens Black Homeownership Already Dismal Standings: Report
In the 2020 edition of its State of Housing in Black America (SHIBA) report, the National Association of Real Estate…
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D.C. Offers Two Low- to Moderate-Income Homes for Sale in Historic Anacostia
In September, two homes on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue in southeast D.C. were rehabilitated as part of an effort…
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South Carolina a Harbinger of Eviction Crisis after Federal Moratorium Ends
Eviction notices for homeowners in South Carolina and other states will begin going out Aug. 24 in the wake of…
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Eviction Rates to Grow as Moratoriums End in Many States, Advocates Warn
With numbers continuing to surge in relation to the coronavirus pandemic, a mix of tenants have streamed into courtrooms —…
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Advocates Call on Congress to Protect Black Homeowners
Millions of Americans who are in jeopardy of being put out of their homes await a lifeline as lawmakers iron…
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Eviction ‘Tsunami’ May Hit Maryland After Housing Moratorium
Housing in Maryland has become one of the latest industries that the coronavirus pandemic has negatively affected.
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Racial Discrimination Persists in Mortgage Lending: Study
Racial disparities in the mortgage market have not declined much over the past 30 to 40 years, according to research…
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