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What does the Fed’s latest interest rate ncrease Mean for Black America?

Property is Power! Interest rates are numbers, but their consequences are human. When the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, the conversation quickly turns to inflation,...

Property is Power! The Best time to buy may not feel like the best time to buy

Some of the greatest opportunities in real estate arrive disguised as uncertainty. When mortgage rates are low, the economy feels strong, home prices are climbing,...

Property is Power! When ‘race-neutral’ policy ignores racial history

The federal government’s retreat from Special Purpose Credit Programs deserves close attention. The term may sound technical, but its implications are deeply personal, particularly...

Simple legal tool helps families keep inherited property

New Report Shows How ‘Heirship Affidavits’ Can Protect Family Property and Generational Wealth Many Black families in the South, and low-income families across the country, face...

Property is Power! Start over Rebuild just don’t Give Up

I have experienced tremendous success and created real wealth, but I have also experienced failure, loss, disappointment, and moments when I questioned whether I...

Property is Power! The Last Generation to Start from Zero

Perhaps success is becoming the last generation that has to start from zero. I have been thinking about that idea lately because it challenges something...

Money Matters: The State of Black Media—and Why Its Future Matters to Business

By Mark Lee, Contributing Columnist Black-owned media has long served as more than a source of news. It has been a trusted institution, an advocate...

Property is Power! What Trump’s Investor Restrictions Could Mean for Black People

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump raised a question that may define the future of the American housing market: Who...

Money Matters: Strong Neighborhoods Are the Foundation of a Strong Economy

By Mark S. Lee, Contributing Columnist  Economic development is often measured by billion-dollar investments, ribbon cuttings, and job announcements. Those milestones matter, but they don’t...

Property is Power! Why the Dream Booker T. Washington Preached in 1905 Still Matters Today

The national conversation about Black economic progress has long been defined by access. We measure advancement through educational attainment, professional achievement, political representation and...

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