Clinton sets first post-State paid speech

WASHINGTON, April 1 (UPI) -- Hillary Clinton will address an apartment industry trade group in her first paid speech since resigning as U.S. secretary of state, the organization confirmed.

Clinton will speak April 24 in Dallas to the National Multi Housing Council, a spokesman for the trade association said Monday. There was no word on how much Clinton is to be paid for the speech.

The NMHC represents large firms in the U.S. apartment industry on issues including ownership, development, management, and financing.

Clinton will speak this week at the Vital Voice Global Leadership Awards in Washington and the Women in the World Summit in New York, events for which she will not be paid, CNN reported.

Her husband, former President Bill Clinton, has earned more than $89 million making speeches since leaving office.