Despite the boom in brokerage-created diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives to solve these issues, the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance said the day-to-day experiences of their members have barely changed.
Source: Inman News
How much has the industry changed for LGBTQ agents? Not much
Published in Agent, diversity and inclusion, Industry News, LGBTQ discrimination, LGBTQ homebuyers, LGBTQ homeowners, LGBTQ homesellers, LGBTQ rights, LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance and Select
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