The Voice of Hispanic Real Estate

Earlier this year, NCLR teamed up with the Center for Community Capital at the University of North Carolina for a study on the long-term impact of the housing crisis on Latino children and families. The study has been the subject of blog... more

Critics have blamed minority-targeted government programs for the mortgage crisis, saying too much pressure was put on the banking industry to lend to minorities. Easy loans given to too many people who were unable to handle the... more

Minorities have taken a big hit in the housing crisis, shouldering a disproportionate impact in financial losses. How has this impacted their psyche and desire for homeownership in the aftermath? NAHREP national leader and veteran broker... more

Arizona’s immigration law SB1070 was enacted last April, touching off a firestorm of controversy and outcry from the Hispanic community. Since then people have marched in protests, waged boycotts and mounted campaigns against the law.... more

What happened to the real estate business? From foreclosures, short sales and HAFA to HAMP, an FHA dominated market and new GFE requirements, the business of real estate has changed. But are the changes for the better? What... more

The inaugural show of The Voice of Hispanic Real Estate will feature NAHREP co-founders Gary Acosta and Ernie Reyes, who will discuss the market forces that led them to create the first ever Hispanic real estate trade group in 1999. A... more