A 2002 White House initiative set a clear numeric target (increase minority homeownership by 5.5 million families by 2010) and organized a permanent public–private 'Blueprint' partnership focused on counseling, supply, down‑payment help, and fair‑lending enforcement. The plan illustrates how a federal target plus industry commitments can reframe housing policy from passive subsidy to coordinated pathway interventions.
— Shows how numeric federal goals and public‑private partnerships are used to tackle racial homeownership gaps, with implications for measuring success and distributing benefits.
2026.03.05
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HUD archive page describing President George W. Bush’s June 2002 plan, the 5.5 million target, and the four Pathways to Homeownership (education/counseling, affordable supply, upfront funds, improved mortgage lending).
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