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 Join the National
Partners in Homeownership in celebrating National Homeownership Week 2000-a campaign to emphasize local and national
efforts to "Make the American Dream a Reality in the 21st
Century."
From June 3rd through June 10th
2000, hundreds of communities across the country will host events
to strengthen homeownership initiatives. Please get your
free PDF reader
if you need one, your
Planning Guide
and
register
your event so that it may be included in a listing
of National Events. Homeownership Week will provide a forum to
announce national initiatives as well as to develop and reinforce
local partnerships hard at work throughout the country.
The first three National Homeownership
Weeks have been resoundingly successful. Homeownership Week 1999 featured
more than 1,300
events during the course of the week-long celebration. These
events included homebuyer fairs, seminars and workshops, official
proclamations, open houses, and construction and rehabilitation. More below...
The
National Partners in Homeownership is an unprecedented public-private
partnership working to dramatically increase homeownership opportunity
in America. Under the directive of President Clinton, the Partnership
was formed in 1995 by nearly 60 national organizations that care
about homeownership. Today, the Partnership consists of 66 members
representing lenders, real estate professionals, home builders,
nonprofit housing providers, and federal, state and local governments.
HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo leads the Partnership.
The Partnership’s goal is
to achieve a homeownership
rate of 67.5 percent of all American households by the
end of the year 2000, creating up to eight million additional
homeowners since 1995. To reach this ambitious goal,
the Partnership has developed a National Homeownership
Strategy which proposes 100 specific actions. The
National Partners are also working to develop and
enhance local homeownership partnerships across the
country. To date, approximately 160 local partnerships
have signed on to the National Homeownership Strategy.
Significant strides have been made since the formation
of the Partnership. The 1999 homeownership rate
reached 66.8 percent—the highest annual rate in American
history.
The National Partners
in Homeownership
AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust
Americas
Community Bankers
American
Bankers Association
American
Institute of Architects
American
Land Title Association
American
Planning Association
Appraisal Institute
Association
of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN)
Association of Local Housing Finance
Agencies
Center
for Neighborhood Technology
Corporation
for National Service
Council
of American Building Officials
Council of State Community Development Agencies
Disability Rights Action Coalition
for Housing (DRACH)
The Enterprise Foundation
Fannie
Mae
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal
Home Loan Bank System
Freddie
Mac
Habitat
for Humanity International
Homeownership Opportunities for
Women (HOW)
Housing
Assistance Council
Local
Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
Manufactured
Housing Institute
Mortgage
Bankers Association
Mortgage Insurance Companies
of America
National
American Indian Housing Council
National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People N(AACP)
National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders
National
Association of Counties
National
Association of Development Organizations
National Association of Housing
Partnerships, Inc.
National
Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
National
Association of Mortgage Brokers
National
Association for County Community and Economic Development
National
Association of Home Builders
National Association of Professional
Mortgage Women
National
Association of Real Estate Brokers
National
Association of Realtors
National Bankers Association
National
Community Development Association
National
Community Reinvestment Coalition
National
Conference of States on Building Code Standards
National Congress of Community Economic Development
National
Cooperative Bank
National
Council of La Raza
National
Council of State Housing Agencies
National
Fair Housing Alliance
National
Fire Protection Association
National
Foundation for Consumer Credit
National Foundation of Manufactured
Home Owners
National Hispanic Housing Council
National
Low Income Housing Coalition
National Neighborhood Coalition
National
Trust for Historic Preservation
National
Urban League
Neighborhood
Reinvestment Corporation
The
Social Compact
United
Homeowners Association
U.S.
Conference of Mayors
U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Rural Housing Service
U.S.
Department of Energy
U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S.
Department of Treasury
U.S.
Department of Veterans Affairs
Urban
Land Institute
Last revised: June 1, 2000 |