Equal Housing Lender Logo

Logo

Equal Housing Lender logo

About Equal Housing Lender

A simple, high-contrast black-and-white emblem: a white house-shaped pentagon (roof peak and vertical sides) sits on a black square background. Centered inside the house are two thick, horizontal white bars forming an equals sign.

Beneath the house icon there are small, separated black rectangular marks on the white bottom edge that appear to be a wordmark or label but the characters are not legible in this image. The overall look is flat, minimal, and regulatory in style.

What's in it: house equals sign

Shapes: house silhouette (pentagon/roof shape) two horizontal bars (equals sign) wordmark (small, unreadable) below icon

Style: minimalist flat monochrome iconic regulatory

Equality in housing / fair lending (conveyed by an equals sign inside a house)

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

White

#FFFFFF · primary

Black

#000000 · secondary

Equal Housing Lender Logo History

This icon is the widely used Equal Housing symbol (often called Equal Housing Lender or Equal Housing Opportunity) used in U.S. housing and lending contexts to indicate nondiscriminatory lending practices under fair housing regulations.

Frequently asked

What does this logo mean?

It represents equal housing / fair lending — a symbol used to indicate nondiscriminatory lending practices in housing and mortgage contexts.

Where is this logo used?

Commonly displayed by lenders, real estate companies and housing organizations on marketing materials, websites, and loan documentation to signify equal housing practices.