Homes owned by Black households appreciated the fastest during the pandemic

February 27, 2023 Mark Paul Cervantes Housing Bubble, Weely Real Estate News Comments Off on Homes owned by Black households appreciated the fastest during the pandemic

Homes owned by Black families appreciated more than any others since the start of the pandemic, with the typical Black homeowner gaining nearly $84,000 in equity. Black Americans also made slight gains in homeownership rates, despite disproportionate job and income loss.   The gap between the typical Black-owned home’s value and the value of the […]

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