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Organizers again are working with the University of Central Oklahoma Real Estate Program to benefit the UCO Real Estate Foundation Scholarship.

ColoradoBiz Magazine Clear disparities in the ability to build wealth through property still exist May 26, 2021 For many Black families, the American dream of homeownership in a community with good schools and economic opportunities remains more dream than reality. The COVID-19 pandemic has further widened the already-cavernous wealth gap between Black and white communities and exacerbated inequalities that are the reality for Black families across the U.S. New research shows that the long history of housing discrimination in the United States, though somewhat mitigated by the Fair Housing ac...

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the new $25 million Legacy Cities initiative, a targeted effort to eradicate vacant properties in concentrated neighborhoods across Upstate New York and transform blighted structures into newly renovated, move-in ready homes. The renovated homes will help expand affordable homeownership opportunities for low- and moderate-income residents, specifically first-time buyers and households of color.   "By working to eliminate vacant properties in cities throughout the State, we can facilitate and expand the revitalization efforts currently underwa...

Posted on 10090 TrueNorth, a global fintech software development company, is proud to announce the release of Hockessin Colored School #107’s new website. The historic school that ended segregation, Delaware-based HCS #107, has been transformed into a community Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity. Software developers and designers from TrueNorth worked with David J. Wilk, Board Chair for Friends of Hockessin Colored School 107, a 509(a)(2) Public Charity, to build a new website that showcases the school’s vision...

Botterbush launches Godfrey clerk campaign FacebookTwitterEmail Botterbush GODFREY — Longtime Godfrey business owner and educator Kevin Botterbush has officially launched his campaign for Godfrey Village Clerk. Botterbush said he wants to put his business, education and community knowledge and experience to work helping Godfrey become an even better place to live, raise a family and do business. “Helping the people who live and work in our community is what local government should be doing, and that’s why I’m running for village clerk,” he said in a statement. Botterbush said he is ...