Government maps from the 1930s offer a ‘smoking gun’ that helps explain the redlined, segregated and disinvested nucleus of more than 200 cities, which persists today.
New Federal Reserve report supports NCRC redlining study Read More »
A new kind of investment fund with special tax incentives could steer billions in private capital to some low- and moderate-income neighborhoods.
Opportunity zones: Will the money flow in your town? Read More »
Presentation at the 2018Â Just Economy Conference. Session Title: The Wealth Gap: Race, Gender and Intergenerational Disparities in your Community The importance of HMDA data for detecting discrimination has become a nationwide debate in 2018. Comprehensive data on home and small business lending by race, gender, income and revenue size of business are necessary to determine
Presentation at the 2018Â Just Economy Conference. Session Title: The Power of Public Data on Lending The importance of HMDA data for detecting discrimination has become a nationwide debate in 2018. Comprehensive data on home and small business lending by race, gender, income and revenue size of business are necessary to determine whether banks are making
Slides: The Power of Public Data on Lending Read More »
The Just Economy Conference is one of the nation’s largest gatherings of community nonprofits, policymakers, government officials, small businesses, banks and academia, all coming together to create a just economy. The conference features: A wide range of sessions on community organizing and advocacy, housing, access to capital and credit, workforce and community development, fair
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Quicken Loans overtakes Wells Fargo as the largest loan originator.
2017 HMDA Overview: Non-banks dominated home lending Read More »
New report from NCRC shows the legacy of redlining.
NextCity: Mapping 80 years of segregation in U.S. cities Read More »
The study shows how policies and practices that influence access to capital and credit can have a lasting impact on housing patterns, the economic health of neighborhoods and who accumulates wealth.
How 1930s discrimination shaped inequality in today’s cities Read More »
A new report, produced in collaboration with NCRC, examined mortgages in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods in California. Many went to wealthy borrowers.
Does mortgage data reveal gentrification in California? Read More »
Despite a decade of setbacks, the game is definitely not over for low-income borrowers.
Talk Poverty: Why Have Banks Stopped Lending to Low-Income Americans? Read More »
