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NAHREP Report: Latinos, First-Time Homebuyers Are the Key to the Housing Recovery
June 21st, 2011
Written by Frost Mortgage
A report by the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals finds that the size and age of the Hispanic population, the fact that most are married with kids and their perception of homeownership as a symbol of success mean they will likely fuel first-time home purchases and drive the housing market on the path to recovery. Over the next 15 years, The State of Hispanic Homeownership predicts that Latinos will bolster demand for condos, starter homes and first trade-up properties.
RISMedia (06/21/11)
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Frost Mortgage partners with Hispano Chamber on literacy outreach (with photos)
June 8th, 2010
Written by Frost Mortgage
- The invitation to the chamber’s Open Book Day.
- Frost Mortgage sponsored the Hispano Chamber of Commerce Open Book Day.
- Open Book Day helps children.
- Frost Mortgage supports literacy efforts in the community.
Frost Mortgage Banking Group, in an effort led by Greg Frost Jr., collected 300 books for Open Book Day on June 4 to help children in local schools get a jump start on summer reading. Frost is committed to promoting literacy and supporting the local community, and is proud to have been a sponsor of the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce’s event.
Statistics show that children who have not developed literacy skills by the time they begin school are 3-4 times more likely to drop out of school later. Over 1 million children drop out of school each year, costing the nation $240 billion in lost earnings, forgone tax revenues and expenditures for social services (statistics from www.readfaster.com). Frost is dedicated to providing local children with learning opportunities so they can beat these odds, regardless of situation.
“This is an incredible way to open doors for our community,” Frost Jr. said. “We’re proud to be able to give back.”
Open Book Day took place June 4 in the Lockheed Martin Board Room at the Hispano Chamber, 1309 4th Street SW, and included storytellers, snacks, giveaways, summer reading information, and of course, books!
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