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In February 2021, pending home sales were down 10.6% month-over-month.

February 2021 brought 6.22 million in sales, a median sales price of $313,000, and 2.0 months of inventory. The median sales price is up 15.8% year over year, and inventory is down 1.1 months from February 2020.

NAR identified the top commercial real estate markets for 2021 based on the most recent data on economic, demographic, housing, and commercial indicators.

The National Association of REALTORS® identified the top 10 markets that have shown resilience during the pandemic and that are expected to perform well in a post-COVID-19 environment.

Based on actual flood data from FEMA, CoreLogic and the First Street Foundation, NAR has created reports by congressional district underscoring the importance of flood insurance to property owners across the United States.

This study shows that a substantial demand for walkability persists for Americans of all ages.

The strongest job growth was in New Jersey (3.6%), Missouri (2.7%), Michigan (2.7%), Massachusetts (2.3%), New Hampshire (2.2%), New York (2.1%), Maryland (2.1%), Washington (2.1%), Iowa (2%), and Idaho (1.9%).

Showings continue to pick up as they rebound from the coronavirus pandemic. On a year-over-year basis in the Midwest, Northeast and Southern regions showings were up, 14%, 13%, and 6% respectively.

Home showings in May 2020 were still below last year’s level, but activity picked up compared to April's, according to data from SentriLock®, LLC, a lockbox company.