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Existing-Home Sales Fall 0.4 Percent in May

Existing-home sales fell back for the second straight month in May, as only the Northeast region saw an uptick in activity.

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Labor Rule Allows for AHPs

NAR’s long-standing advocacy efforts to expand Association Health Plans to REALTORS® take a major step forward.

Take Action on Flood Insurance

Tell Congress to renew the National Flood Insurance Program before July 31st.

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REALTORS® Celebrate National Homeownership Month

National Homeownership Month is a time to celebrate and promote the modern American Dream of owning a home.

The Voice for Real Estate: Competition, Banks, Ethics

Topics include competition in real estate, the impact of the bank deregulation bill, stepped-up ethics enforcement, and why landscaping matters.

Katie Johnson speaking at the 2017 Leadership Summit.

NAR General Counsel Addresses DOJ-FTC Workshop

Katie Johnson on innovation, competition in real estate: "This is a free and competitive market. There is no need for government intervention today."

Friday, Jun 22

Survey: Top States for Homeowners in 2018

What makes a state great for homeowners?

Friday, Jun 22

Long & Foster Carves Retirement Path for Associates

The East Coast franchise is helping retiring agents sell their book of business to up-and-coming colleagues.

Friday, Jun 22

Home Prices Outpace Wage Growth in 64% of Markets

National affordability is at the lowest level since the third quarter of 2008, according to a new report.

Friday, Jun 22

Mortgage Rates Drop Again This Week

The lower rates marked the third rate decrease in the past four weeks.

Friday, Jun 22

Trump Administration Proposes Privatizing Fannie, Freddie

The current administration has proposed ending the long conservatorship of the two mortgage financing giants, part of a sweeping government reorganization proposal unveiled Thursday.

Friday, Jun 22

Online Sales Tax Rules Could Be Commercial Windfall

The Supreme Court has ruled that states can force internet retailers to collect sales tax, ending their advantage over brick-and-mortar stores and possibly encouraging more commercial transactions.