Black Homeowners Are Getting Lower Appraisals Than White Neighbors

The video discusses racial disparities in home appraisals, highlighting cases where black homeowners received lower appraisals compared to when white friends posed as owners. It features stories from Carlette Duffy, the Parkers, and the Austins, who all experienced significant differences in home valuations due to racial bias. The video also presents data showing the lack of diversity in the appraisal industry and the broader racial wealth gap, emphasizing the systemic nature of these issues.

What were the appraisal values given to Carlette Duffy's home when she specified her race and gender?

How did the appraisal value change when Carlette Duffy did not specify her race or gender?

What actions did Carlette Duffy take to address the perceived discrimination in her home appraisal?

What was the estimated number of incidents of housing discrimination each year compared to the reported incidents?

What did the Parkers in Ohio experience with their home appraisal compared to their realtor's expectations?

What significant difference was noted in the appraisal values when a white friend posed as the homeowner?

According to the Brookings Institute, how much are black neighborhoods undervalued per home?