Top Producing Managing Broker, Author Launches Latinas in Real Estate Vol. II; Presents 15 new inspiring stories highlighting challenges
Friday, June 16, 2023
After receiving much positive feedback and coverage, Chicago Realtor Maggie Antillon-Mathews presents 15 new stories of Hispanic women who discuss their challenges and successes working in real estate in "Latinas in Real Estate Vol. II."
CHICAGO, June 8, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- After receiving much positive feedback and coverage, Chicago Realtor Maggie Antillon-Mathews presents 15 new stories of Hispanic women who discuss their challenges and successes working in real estate in "Latinas in Real Estate Vol. II."
Available on Amazon, this newest addition to the anthology features authors from different states such as Florida, California and Tennessee who share their personal experiences and life lessons in this inspiring anthology.
The participating authors are the following:
-- Pattie Santiago
-- Richelle Moreno
-- Joanna Segoviano
-- Rosie Rodriguez
-- Angelica "Angie" Henry
-- Maria Figueroa
-- Cindy Meza
-- Pamela Re
-- Rosa Castañeda-Velazquez
-- Mabél Guzmán
-- Laura Moa
-- Irma Deleon
-- Yoly Magaña-Valencia
-- Maria De Lourdes Rios
-- Ana Sol
Antillon-Mathews explained that creating Volume II was "a natural thing to do. I have met and worked with many incredible women in the real estate field who were eager to share their stories as well. I felt their stories deserved to be heard, and I wanted to create a platform to amplify their voices. Readers appreciated the authenticity and reliability of the stories, and were inspired by the unique perspectives and experiences of the Latina women featured."
Reading these stories can help other Latinas who want to join this field as a potential career path. According to Zippia's research of real estate demographics and 2021 statistics in the United States, "13% of real estate agents are Latino."
According to Antillon-Mathews, Latinas face specific challenges such bias and discrimination to gender, ethnicity or language skills; lack of access to funding, mentorship and professional development opportunities; and cultural barriers. Despite all these situations, she sees a very bright future for Latinas in real estate.
"As the Hispanic/Latino population continues to grow and becomes a significant force in the U.S. economy, Latinas in the field are likely to benefit from increased demand for their services," she explained. "Additionally, efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the industry are likely to create more opportunities for Latinas and other underrepresented groups. Ultimately, the success of Latinas in real estate will depend on their ability to overcome challenges and capitalize on opportunities in a rapidly changing market."
For more information, visit https://www.latinasinre.com/.
About Maggie A. Mathews:
Magda Antillon-Mathews, better known as Maggie, is a highly-acclaimed business leader, an educator in the real estate industry, and a top-producing managing broker. Originally a social worker, Antillon-Mathews has a passion for helping others.
Antillon-Mathews has served the real estate community for over 20 plus years. She has dedicated her talents to buyers, sellers, and investors throughout the Chicagoland area and its suburbs. During her leadership, Antillon-Mathews has been an integral part of the exponential growth and success of Realty of Chicago. As a result, she was awarded managing broker of the year by the Chicago Association of REALTORS® (2021-2022).
Antillon-Mathews has collaborated on three books, is a two-time best-selling author, and her latest best-selling book, "Latinas in Real Estate: Stories of Passion, Resilience, and Breaking Barriers of Latinas in the Real Estate Industry," which was published in May, is now available on Amazon. The book is an anthology of stories from Latina women like Antillon-Mathews who have found success in the industry. To date, the book has been well-received by readers and critics alike. Antillon-Mathews asserts that her life ministry is to be the change and make a difference in the world. "Latinas in Real Estate's" success has resulted in landing in seven categories in Amazon Best Seller, a placement in the NAR library, featured segments on NBC 5 and Telemundo, many speaking opportunities, and much more!
About Fig Factor Media:
Fig Factor Media Publishing is an international publishing company with a "beeping" heart. Fig Factor Media has helped many authors achieve and support their dream of impacting their communities in the United States, Mexico, and Europe. Fig Factor Media is the official publisher of Today's Inspired Latina. For more information, http://www.figfactormedia.com.
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