Founder and Host of Black Real Estate Podcast is Teaching Entrepreneurs How to Own Property
Sam Dolciné, the founder and host of the Black Real Estate Dialogue [BRED] podcast, is on a mission to help African Americans access equity and...
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Malik Yoba To Host Real Estate Development and Generational Wealth Building Activation
Founder and CEO of Yoba Development, Dr. Malik Yoba, to host a first-of-its-kind, immersive two-day generational wealth-building activation....
Techie Homes Brings Micro Homes to the Urban Audience
Too close for comfort? Find out how micro/tiny homes are impacting the market and how you can benefit....
The 30 Black Men of Kioba Business Ventures Want More Affordable Housing For Baltimore’s Black Families
Kioba Business Ventures has been working in the Baltimore metropolitan area to increase the rate of affordable housing opportunities for Black families....
Capital Impact Partners Welcomes 15 Local Developers of Color into New Accelerator Program
Capital Impact Partners and Amazon build up real estate developers of color with their Housing Equity Accelerator Fellowship....
Breaking Down Racial Barriers in Dallas: Capital Impact Partners Expands Program for Real Estate Developers of Color
Capital Impact Partners' Equitable Development Initiative will assist at least 20 real estate developers of color in Dallas....
Meet The Black Developers Behind the $2 Billion Luxury Hotel Project Expected To Create 8,300 Jobs in L.A.
Two renowned Black developers are proceeding with plans on Angels Landing, a new $2 billion luxury hotel in downtown Los Angeles....
Black Woman Real Estate Developer Felt Unwelcome In the Community So She Built Her Own
Pam Brown Courtney is a real estate developer and investor who manages a multimillion-dollar real estate portfolio and created her own community....
New $5 Million Program Helps Black Developers Rebuild Detroit
African American real estate developers in Detroit will get financing and training opportunities to grow their businesses courtesy of a $5 million program....