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Real Estate Association of Developers

Detroit, MI
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www.readdevelopers.org

    • Mission

    Our mission is to cultivate, connect and advocate for experienced and aspiring black real estate developers.

    Our intent is to increase market share for developers of color, establish a legacy pipeline, and to leverage the power of our allies and the development community's collective resources to create a more coordinated and equitable development ecosystem for our community.

    Our mission is to cultivate, connect and advocate for experienced and aspiring black real estate developers.

    Our intent is to increase market share for developers of color, establish a legacy pipeline, and to leverage the power of our allies and the development community's collective resources to create a more coordinated and equitable development ecosystem for our community.

    About Us

    Born out of the Capital Impact Partners Equitable Development Initiative, we have taken steps to create an organization to carry forward the spirit of the CIP EDI and empower minority developers in Detroit to ensure the developer base more accurately reflects the city's diversity and delivers projects that truly serve its diverse population.

    Born out of the Capital Impact Partners Equitable Development Initiative, we have taken steps to create an organization to carry forward the spirit of the CIP EDI and empower minority developers in Detroit to ensure the developer base more accurately reflects the city's diversity and delivers projects that truly serve its diverse population.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Policy
    • Poverty
    • Urban Areas

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