The Anniston Star
Hobson City to host second NACA homebuyers’ workshop
February 24, 2023
NACA in Hobson City to follow up with second homebuyer workshops.
WABC 7NY
Newark Housing Choice Voucher recipients get opportunity to become homeowners
July 21, 2022
Araselys Maldonado, a public housing tenant, will become the first Housing Choice Voucher holder to become a homeowner through Newark’s new partnership with the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America.
WGBH
Protesters say new mortgages designed to prevent foreclosure trap them in debt
June 15, 2022
At a protest Tuesday outside the Roxbury headquarters of BlueHub, formerly Boston Community Capital, Cheryl Ortiz and a few dozen other homeowners rallied against its lending practices.
Atlanta Civic Circle
Renters, activists protest state rental aid program’s shortcomings at DCA official’s Buckhead home
January 17, 2022
Georgia renters and housing activists rallied outside the Buckhead home of the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) commissioner on Saturday to call foul on what they consider a dysfunctional emergency rental assistance (ERA) program.
The Boston Globe
Boston Globe: NACA Boston Mayoral Forum Has Big Turnout, One Major No-Show
September 01, 2021
Acting Mayor Kim Janey was absent from 30 of 60 mayoral forums held since April Her campaign said she’s been busy leading the city through a string of crises. By Meghan E. Irons Globe Staff – Updated September 1, 2021, 11:19 a.m. A chair for Kim Janey sat empty after she did not show up […]
Ft. Worth Star Telegram
Irving Lender to Allow Rate Cuts
May 11, 1999
Associates First Capital accused of unfair practices and decides to join in partnership with NACA’s best in America mortgage program.
Business Journal
‘Banking Terrorist’ Out to Make Loans Easier
April 06, 1998
Boston based housing advocacy group has opened an office in Memphis, TN, with plans to make homeowners of Memphians who otherwise couldn’t accomplish that goal.
Business Journal
NACA Loan Program Draws 1,000+ Applicants
July 01, 1996
At a June 23 rally for the Neighborhood Assistance Corp. of America, Boston housing activist Bruce Marks gave Hugh McColl Jr. a door-knocker as a symbol of the group’s plans to keep pestering NationsBank Corp. Rather than fight NACA’s efforts, McColl sent several bankers last fall to Marks’ headquarters. Impressed with the group’s approach and accountability, NationsBank jumped on board, announcing its Charlotte plans in December.
The Washington Post
Union Accord To Establish Housing Fund
December 05, 1988
Local 26 representing more than 3,000 hotel workers has become the first labor organization in the nation to win establishment of an affordable-housing fund as a contract benefit.
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