Pleasanton, CA — Real estate is empowering and inspiring. We see it when we hand keys to a new homeowner. We see it when someone looks at a commercial property and imagines the future of their business. We see it when agents reach their goals. We see it when brokers and agents step into entrepreneurship …
NextHome Members Reflect on the Meaning and Inspiration of Black History Month Read More »
In 1926, Black-owned real estate firms accounted for a sliver of total American entrepreneurship. But pride in Black business ownership was alive, and blossoming, laying the foundation for the conversations we get to have as a company today. In the 1920s, University of Chicago alumnus Carter G. Woodson built on the existing national conversation around …
Recognizing achievement and elevating representation during Black History Month Read More »
Pleasanton, CA — In 1926, land at Broadway and Wall Street sold for a record-breaking $7 per square-inch, and Black-owned real estate firms accounted for a sliver of total American entrepreneurship. But pride in Black business ownership was alive, and blossoming, laying the foundation for the conversations we get to have as a company today. …
Continuing the conversation on race in real estate Read More »