Reuters - Massive street marches to protest a
proposed crackdown on illegal immigration have energized U.S.
Hispanics and may signal a new day of Hispanic political
involvement.
Real estate professionals are finally accepting the fact that
immigrants, particularly the Hispanics, may just be setting a new trend
in the United States’ real estate industry.
"The Hispanic
consumers in the U.S. representing $500 billion in purchasing power, is
an up and coming real estate market that cannot be ignored,” National
Association of Hispanic Realtors chairman Ernest J. Reyes, said.
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Immigrants a rising market for US real estate
Real estate professionals are finally accepting the fact that
immigrants, particularly the Hispanics, may just be setting a new trend
in the United States’ real estate industry.
"The Hispanic
consumers in the U.S. representing $500 billion in purchasing power, is
an up and coming real estate market that cannot be ignored,” National
Association of Hispanic Realtors chairman Ernest J. Reyes, said.
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