MEDIA ADVISORY FOR ATLANTA FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2024
Featuring a lineup of influential figures, including Acting HUD Secretary Adrianne Todman, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, State Representative Billy Mitchell, State Senator Gail Davenport, financial services industry executives, and lenders, the event at Clark Atlanta University promises to deliver invaluable insights and perspectives.
ATLANTA, Nov. 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ --
WHAT:
NAREB is set to unveil its 2024 State of Housing in Black America (SHIBA) report, a comprehensive study that uncovers concerning trends in Black homeownership. The report reveals that the two promising demographics for African American homebuying - Black female-headed households and millennials - experienced a decline in home sales in 2023. The meticulously researched report, packed with facts, statistics, and analysis, cites persistent barriers to Black homeownership. Only 45.7% of Black households were homeowners in 2023, a stark contrast to the 74.3% among Whites and a significant drop from a peak of 49% in 2004. (Media, please contact Michael K. Frisby at mike@frisbyassociates.com or 202-625-4328 for a copy of the 2024 SHIBA report). A panel of industry stakeholders will discuss programs and initiatives that can bolster Black home ownership, and local mayors will discuss ways in which the public sector can help increase Black home ownership. There will also be a fireside chat on Black homeownership and wealth with CNN's Barkari Sellers, NAREB President Courtney Johnson Rose, and Jim Carr, the author of SHIBA and Appraisal Bias reports. Dr. Rose and Carr preside over a session with stakeholders on moving Black homeownership forward.
WHO:
WHERE:
Clark Atlanta University
Student Center – Corner of Atlanta Student Movement Street and Fair St., 30314
2nd Floor – Junita P Baranco Multipurpose Room
WHEN:
8 AM – 5 PM
Media Contact:
Michael K. Frisby, Mike@frisbyassociates.com/202-625-4328
SOURCE NAREB