Bringing Latino Culture Home
Whether food, leadership, education, or the arts, much of our country's culture has Latino roots. And when Latino borrowers put those roots into homes, they better our communities. Tu Hogar, Tu Futuro is Atlantic Bay's initiative to provide homeownership resources to Spanish-speaking borrowers this Hispanic Heritage Month, and every day. Bienvenidos!
Over the Years
According to the National Association of Hispanics Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), there are 7.9 million mortgage-ready Latinos aged 45 and under.* In 2022, the Hispanic homeownership rate reached 48.6 percent with 349,000 new Hispanic homeowners, posting one of the largest single-year gains for Latinos in the past 10 years.*
*Source: NAHREP 2022 State of Hispanic Homeownership Report
7.9 Million Mortgage-Ready Latinos
Aged 45 and under and 2.8 million who are near mortgage-ready.
48.6% Homeownership
By Hispanic families by 2022*
349,000 New Hispanic Homeowners
As the largest single-year gains for Latinos in the past 10 years*
Your Dedicated Tu Hogar, Tu Futuro Team
MORTGAGE BANKER
MORTGAGE UNDERWRITER
LOAN PROCESSOR
Servicing Concierge
With Hispanic homeowners driving a large portion of the homeownership rate, Atlantic Bay launched our initiative Tu Hogar, Tu Futuro to help Spanish-speaking homebuyers feel confident and enjoy clear communication throughout the mortgage process.
You'll work directly with a bilingual Tu Hogar, Tu Futuro Mortgage Banker who can help you navigate this exciting journey with tools like a Spanish-language application form and loan documents as well as ongoing support from other bilingual team members.
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How Atlantic Bay Is Serving Spanish-speaking Homebuyers
Atlantic Bay works every day to make homeownership possible for every borrower in every community.
Atlantic Bay Launches Tu Hogar, Tu Futuro to Serve Spanish-speaking Communities
Atlantic Bay is committed to serving our Spanish-speaking communities in obtaining the dream of homeownership!
In Spanish, "bienes raices" means a property that has roots. For a Latino family, a house is a place where family builds its roots. Buying a house is an emotional decision because their home is where they see their family grow.
Jona Gamboa, Gamboa Real Estate Group
