In 2022, St. Louis REALTORS® issued a public apology acknowledging our role in the discriminatory practices that have long obstructed Black residents from achieving homeownership. This apology was the first step in our Reimagining St. Louis ...
Our ‘Can We Talk?’ DEI Speaker Series has come to a wrap for 2025! Across the three installments, we hosted an open space for meaningful conversations about diverse identities, housing equity, and fostering supportive communities. ...
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on his contributions and the lasting impact of his vision. Dr. King's fight for civil rights and economic justice remains highly relevant today as we continue to advocate for equality in housing and economics.
Dexter Scott King, the youngest son of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, passed away at his home in Malibu, California, on January 22, 2024, after an 11-year battle with cancer.
On August 20, 1948, the City of Kinloch was incorporated using a land purchase model whereby a realty corporation would sell parcels of land to white people at regular prices for the purpose of selling the land to Black families for more than double the purchase price because it was illegal to sell Kinloch homes to non-white individuals.
Looking back on the significant role Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. played in advocating for fair housing in the US.
St. Louis REALTORS® Diversity and Inclusion PAG Recommendations Background: After a recommendation from the Advisory Council and approval by the Board of Directors, President Matt Muren appointed a Presidential Advisory Group (PAG) on ...
Takeaways from August 26, 2021 Urban Affairs Forum on the 24:1 Initiative and Beyond Housing’s work in North County.
Takeaways from June 9, 2021 Urban Affairs Forum: New Developments in North City.
