National

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State of California

Hispanic/non-Hispanic White Sales

Consistent adverse treatment against Hispanic homebuyers:

19.7 percent

31.9 percent

26.5 percent

19.2 percent

26.7 percent

17.4 percent

15.7 percent

32.9 percent

6.6 percent

21.6 percent

18.9 percent

12 percent

16.2 percent

(+/- 2.4; n=759)

(+/- 9.0; N=72)

(+/- 8.4; N=74)

(+/- 7.3; N=78)

(+/- 8.3; N=76)

(+/- 7.5; N=69)

(+/- 7.1; N=70)

(+/- 8.7; N=79)

(+/- 4.7; N=76)

(+/- 7.3; N=85)

(+/- 7.4; N=75)

(+/- 6.2; N=75)

(+/- 3.5; N=297)

Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective Hispanic homebuyers relative to non-Hispanic (n-H) whites:

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be offered help with financing than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Availability: Hispanics were less likely to be told about similar units to the advertised unit than n-H white homebuyers

Availability: Hispanics were less likely to be told about as many units as n-H white homebuyers

Inspection: Hispanics were less likely to inspect similar units to the advertised unit than n-H white homebuyers

No individual measure was statistically significant.

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be offered help with financing than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be prequalified by an Agent than n-H whites.

Encouragement: Hispanics were less likely to have arrangements made for future contact than n-H white homebuyers

No individual measure was statistically significant.

Financing Assistance: Hispanics were less likely to have downpayment requirements discussed with them than similarly qualified n-H whites

No individual measure was statistically significant.

Encouragement: Hispanics were less likely to have arrangements made for future contact than n-H white homebuyers

Availability: Hispanics were less likely to be told similar units were available than comparable n-H whites.

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be recommended a lender than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Inspection: Hispanics were less likely to inspect similar units to the advertised unit than n-H white homebuyers

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be recommended a lender than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Encouragement:Hispanics were less likely to be told they were qualified to purchase a unit than n-H whites.

Steering: Hispanics were more likely to be shown units in less percent white neighborhoods than comparable n-H whites.

Financing Assistance: Hispanics were less likely to have downpayment requirements discussed with them than similarly qualified n-H whites

Inspection: Hispanics were less likely to inspect as many units as n-H white homebuyers

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be offered help with financing than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Financing Assistance: Hispanics were less likely to have downpayment requirements discussed with them than similarly qualified n-H whites

Financing Assistance: Hispanics were less likely to be offered help with financing than comparable whites.

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be offered help with financing than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be recommended a lender than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Financing Assistance: Hispanics were less likely to be pre-qualified by the agent than comparable whites.

Financing Assistance:Hispanics were less likely to be recommended a lender than similarly qualified n-H white homebuyers

Financing Assistance: Hispanics were less likely to have downpayment requirements discussed with them than similarly qualified n-H whites

Financing Assistance: Hispanics were less likely to be recommended a lender than comparable whites.

Encouragement: Hispanics were less likely to be told they were qualified to purchase a home as non-Hispanic white homebuyers

Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective non-Hispanic White homebuyers relative to Hispanics:

No individual measure was statistically significant.

Availability: Hispanics were more likely to be told about similar units to the advertised unit than n-H white homebuyers

No individual measure was statistically significant.

Inspection: Non-Hispanic whites were less likely to inspect as many units as Hispanic homebuyers

Availability: Non-Hispanic whites were less likely to be told the advertised units was available as Hispanic homebuyers

Inspection: Non-Hispanic whites were less likely to be able to inspect the advertised unit as Hispanic homebuyers

Encouragement: Non-Hispanic whites were more often required to be pre-qualified before being allowed to inspect units.