Housing During The Recovery

from Whistle Post Hosted by Tom Long

As the nation recovers from the pandemic, the housing market has been a great opportunity for some, while others struggle to keep a roof over their heads. In this episode, we hear from David Lavery, Staff Attorney with the Connecticut Fair Housing Center. David joined the Center in 2016 and litigates fair lending, fair housing, and foreclosure cases. His focus is on identifying and investigating discriminatory lending and housing patterns using quantitative and qualitative data. David helps sort through changes taking place in the housing market and highlights programs that are available to help families stay in their homes while they work with their lenders. For more information about the Connecticut Fair Housing Center visit www.ctfairhousing.org or to speak with a staff member call (860) 247-4400.

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