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Agreement Reached with Danella Resolving Fair Housing Allegations
Property Management Company to Pay $15,000 for Charging Residents for Reseved Parking
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HECP and ProManaged LLC Resolve Source of Income Discrimination Case
HECP and ProManaged Announced an Amicable Resolution for Fair Housing Concerns Raised by HECP
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Agreement Reached with Aspen Grove Apartments Resolving Fair Housing Allegations
Rental Housing Provider to Pay $450,000 for National Origin, Race, and Familial Status Discrimination at Bucks County Apartment Complex
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Know Your Responsibilities as a Landlord or Property Manager in Pennsylvania
HECP's new compliance manual for providers of rental housing
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Know Your Rights as a Renter in Pennsylvania
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What is Fair Housing?
Fair housing means that all people have the right to choose where they want to live, without being subjected to discrimination.
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Welcome to the Housing Equality Center of Pennsylvania!
The mission of Housing Equality Center of Pennsylvania is to advance fair and equal access to housing opportunities for all Pennsylvanians. The Housing Equality Center’s service area includes the Pennsylvania counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton and Philadelphia. The organization’s education and technical assistance programs support housing professionals throughout Pennsylvania.
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June 22, 2023
Montgomery County Management Company Pays $15,000 for Charging Residents with Disabilities for Reserved Parking
The Housing Equality Center’s impact over the past 30 years includes:
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development estimates that 2.5 million people are victims of housing discrimination each year.
52,333
Units of housing with discriminatory practices ended
 
$2,891,219
In damages for victims of housing discrimination
PO BOX 558, Fort Washington, PA 19034
866-540-FAIR | 267-419-8918
info@equalhousing.org

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