I wouldn't add ethnic demographic data into a home marketing flyer if you plan to distribute to the public.

I certainly valued the crime maps however I can appreciate how this can be seen as indirectly oppressive to the communities of certain ethnic groups and income classes when a heat map turns people away from buying.

As expected here, we operate in both English and French, but we have also made arrangements with the individuals in two ethnic communities and the local multicultural association to assist us with serving our international student clientele - most of whom speak Arabic, Mandarin, Portuguese, or Spanish.

That area has had a huge influx of Chinese (mostly mainland) immigrants in the past 10-20 years, and the population is almost 50% of Chinese ethnic descent.

I am looking into a project outside of RE ( ethnic retail store in Seattle).

Many may not admit it but often when people talk of class system, their categorization is heavily influenced by neighborhoods race or ethnicity.

You want a house that is solid and well maintained.I will assume your statement on the ethnic make up of the community "Even though most people who you see on the street are black it looks orderly and clean in the neighborhood." is poor wording on your part.

It could be because of the inspection, the color of the house, the last name of the seller, the neighbors, the race/ethnicity of the seller, the schools, or for whatever the hell you feel like (and you don't even have to tell the seller what the reason is).

They can tell people, vote for me and I'll get rid of those b******s.Guy in 20s Germany said the same thing about an ethnic/religious group and it helped him get power.People are not that smart if they believe politicians.

I am a top realtor in my market (18 million in 18/19) and focus exclusively on 2-4 unit properties...I think I have something useful to say here.There are certain ethnic groups that are raised not to have tattoos.