According to a new survey, less than two in five Americans agree that their voice is being heard in conversations about housing affordability. Many respondents also cited the desire for stronger leadership discussing the topic in their communities. Read more from the survey by clicking through.
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A new turnkey application enables the integration of valuable neighborhood data into existing sites or the creation of custom-branded instances for clients.
Read More »How Wells Fargo is LIFTing Communities
Click through to learn how the bank’s initiative for low- and moderate-income households has helped with the purchase of $2 billion in real estate since 2012.
Read More »Fannie Mae Celebrates Being an ‘Ally’
In honor of LGBT Pride month, Fannie Mae has released a new video exploring what it means to be an “ally”. See what that means and learn more about the origins of this event here.
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Communities in large urban centers and metro areas continue to remain some of the safest to live in according to a list of the Safest Cities in the ...
Read More »Five Star Institute’s Delgado Delivers Remarks at NF Charity Golf Tournament
In a continuation of its philanthropic efforts, The Five Star Institute participated as a tournament sponsor for the Texas Neurofibromatosis (NF) Foundation's Texas NF Golf Classic, which took place Monday, November 3, at the picturesque Four Seasons Resort and Club in Irving. The Texas NF Golf Classic is an annual charity golf tournament to raise awareness and funding to fight neurofibromatosis (NF), a neurological disease that affects an average of one in every 3,000 people. It is more prevalent than Cystic Fibrosis and Muscular Dystrophy combined. NF occurs equally in both men and women, in all races and ethnic groups. NF particularly affects children and can cause disfigurement, deafness, blindness, brain tumors, cancer, and even death. There is currently no cure or long-term treatment available for this debilitating disease.
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