The moderate rebound in home lending in South Florida during 2011 was not spread out equally, and a view of Miami-Dade County shows that many lower-income neighborhoods were left behind.A story in Friday’s print edition of the Business Journal explores why loans to blacks in South Florida fell in 2011, which contrasts with the overall increase in lending in the region. Banks made fewer loans in local distressed/underserved neighborhoods that year, so much of the increase was to upper-income borrowers…Read More... [Source: Residential Real Estate News - Residential Real Estate News Headlines | Bizjournals.com]
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