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into the melting pot (with a grain of salt?)

Posted at Manhattan Loft Guy by Sandy Mattingly

November 8th, 2008 6:56 am

Categorized in: New York, New York, New York

Tagged with: 2000, 2006, census, crains, ethnic, languages, melting pot, population, race

in 2006, the racial/ethnic ... background of the 8,214,426 estimated residents of New York City were (1) "White" 34.5%, (2) Hispanic/Latino 27.9%, (3) Black/African American 23.8%, and (4) Asian 11.5%. In other words, we are (and have been for a while) a

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Multicultural Awareness

Posted at Debra Allen Real Estate Blog by Debra Allen

October 23rd, 2008 9:25 am

Tagged with: african american, asian american, census, diversity, hispanic home buyers, multicultural, statistics

Starred by: 1 Member

Expanded awareness of diversity may increase home ownership for underserved and immigrant communities, particularly Hispanic-Americans, Asian-Americans, and African-Americans.

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