Identifying Bias and Barriers, Promoting Equity: An Analysis of the USPAP Standards and Appraiser Qualifications Criteria

The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Homeownership in Baltimore

Homeownership declined in Baltimore during the COVID-19 pandemic, exacerbating long standing issues that have fallen particularly hard on Black communities, a new report by several local and national nonprofit organizations has found. The report, “COVID-19 and Homeownership in Baltimore,” documents how the Black community has lagged in homeownership rates in Baltimore historically. In Baltimore, from...

Identifying Bias and Barriers, Promoting Equity: An Analysis of the USPAP Standards and Appraiser Qualifications Criteria

This study, commissioned by the Appraisal Subcommittee of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, provides a detailed analysis of the USPAP Standards and Appraiser Qualifications Criteria.

Columbus Market: Keys Unlock Dreams Initiative

This chartbook provides a comprehensive overview of racial disparities in homeownership in the city of Columbus and the Columbus MSA.

Closing the Homeownership Gap Will Require Rooting Systemic Racism Out of Mortgage Underwriting

Closing the racial homeownership gap will require more than eradicating discriminatory lending practices; it will require removing systemic racism from mortgage underwriting.

Why Does Homeownership Vary So Widely within the AAPI Community?

AAPI homeownership rates have collectively increased since 1980, but people often overlook the substantial homeownership differences among AAPIs. These disparities reflect diverse experiences within the AAPI community.