We are theNational Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals(NAHREP), a non-profit 501 c(6) trade association with 15,000 members affiliate chapters in 48 states.
Based in San Diego, C.A., our members are real estate agents, brokers, loan officers, mortgage brokers, title officers, escrow officers, appraisers, home inspectors, surveyors, accountants, insurance agents, attorneys and other professionals. They are from diverse cultural backgrounds as membership is not limited to professionals of Hispanic descent and do not need to know Spanish.
NAHREP's mission is to increase Hispanic homeownership rates by empowering the advisors that serve them. We accomplish this by providing educational tools, networking forum, and the power of advocacy.
A board of directors, advisory and executive committees govern NAHREP and include highly successful practitioners, entrepreneurs, former government appointed officials and industry leaders from Fortune 100 companies.
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One in two (49.7%) Hispanic households in the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia own their homes in 2005, up from a homeownership rate of 42.4% in 1990. (Department of Housing and Urban Development)
More than 60% of U.S. born Hispanics own their own home, a rate that is much closer to that of non-Hispanic whites (76%) than that of Hispanics overall (49%) and especially that of Hispanic non-citizens (34%). ("Hispanic Housing in the United States 2006", Institute for Latino Studies)
Between 1995-2005, the number of Hispanic owner-occupied homes increased by 3.1 million reaching a total of 6.9 million in 2005. This is an 81 percent increase over the 10-year period beginning in 1995 and compares to a 19% increase for all other non-Hispanic owner-occupied homes. ("Hispanic Housing in the United States 2006", Institute for Latino Studies)
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One in two (49.7%) Hispanic households in the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia own their homes in 2005, up from a homeownership rate of 42.4% in 1990. (Department of Housing and Urban Development)