Denver MSA	Denver MSA	Denver	Denver
Black/White Rental	Black/White Sales	Hispanic/non-Hispanic White Rental	Hispanic/non-Hispanic White Sales
Consistent adverse treatment against black renters:	Consistent adverse treatment against black homebuyers:	Consistent adverse treatment against Hispanic renters:	Consistent adverse treatment against Hispanic homebuyers:
19.4 percent	19.7 percent	15.1 percent	19.2 percent
(+/- 7.6; N=72)	(+/- 7.7; N=71)	(+/- 6.9; n=73)	(+/- 7.3; N=78)
Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective black renters relative to whites:	Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective black homebuyers relative to whites:	Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective Hispanic renters relative to non-Hispanic (n-H) whites:	Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective Hispanic homebuyers relative to non-Hispanic (n-H) whites:
No individual measure was statistically significant.	Availability:Blacks were less likely to be told that similar units were available than white homebuyers.	No individual measure was statistically significant.	Inspection: Hispanics were less likely to inspect similar units to the advertised unit than n-H white homebuyers
	Inspection: Blacks were less likely to be able to inspect the advertised unit than whites.
	Inspection: Blacks were less likely to be able to inspect similar units than white homebuyers.
	Inspection: Blacks were more likely to be offered less number of units to inspect than similarly qualified whites.
	Encouragement: Blacks were less likely to be given follow-up contact from the agent than their white counterparts.
Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective white renters relative to blacks:	Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective white homebuyers relative to blacks:	Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective non-Hispanic White renters relative to Hispanics:	Primary types of adverse treatment against prospective non-Hispanic White homebuyers relative to Hispanics:
No individual measure was statistically significant.	Encouragement: Whites were less likely to be given  arrangements for the future than blacks.	Cost:Non-Hispanic whites were more likely to be told that an application fee was required than were Hispanics	No individual measure was statistically significant.